Hypothesis Testing - Statistics Some nurses working at the ABC medical center in Sunderland, New Jersy noticed an unusually high number of deaths when one specific nurse, JANE Deer, was working. The same nurses also discovered missing drugs (hEARt stimulants). Prosecutors Seeking a grand juRy indictment, provided the evidence below. Based upon this data, what is the probability that the difference in shifts with a death is due to random chance? would recommend charging JANE DeeR based upon this data? you DEER WAS Working DEER WAS Not working Shifts with a Death 41 35 Shifts with out a DEATH 218 1351

Hypothesis Testing - Statistics Some nurses working at the ABC medical center in Sunderland, New Jersy noticed an unusually high number of deaths when one specific nurse, JANE Deer, was working. The same nurses also discovered missing drugs (hEARt stimulants). Prosecutors Seeking a grand juRy indictment, provided the evidence below. Based upon this data, what is the probability that the difference in shifts with a death is due to random chance? would recommend charging JANE DeeR based upon this data? you DEER WAS Working DEER WAS Not working Shifts with a Death 41 35 Shifts with out a DEATH 218 1351

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Hypothesis Testing - Statistics
Some nurses working at the ABC medical center
in Sunderland, New Jersy noticed an unusually
high number of deaths when one specific nurse,
JANE Deer, was working. The same nurses also
discovered missing drugs (hEARt stimulants).
Prosecutors seeking a grand juRy indictment,
provided the evidence below.
Based upon this data, what is the probability
that the difference in shifts with a death
is due to random chance? would you
recommend charging JANE DeeR based
upon this data?
DEER WAS
Working
DEER WAS NOT
working
Shifts with a Death
41
35
Shifts with out a
DEATH
218
1351
1

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