Question 5.2 One observation from Y-NEGBIN(r = 21, p) will determine the outcome of this hypothesis test. p is unknown, but must equal either 40 or 20. Họ: p = 40 Ha: p = .20 Họ will be rejected iff Y 2 68. 5.2.a Identify each situation as a Type 1 error, Type 2 error, or not an error: situation Туре 1 еггог, Туре 2 erгor, or no error p equals. 40 and H, is not rejected p equals. 20 and H, is not rejected p equals. 40 and H, is rejected p equals. 20 and H, is rejected 5.2.b Using summation notation, express the probability of Type 1 error. You are not required to find the exact value.

Question 5.2 One observation from Y-NEGBIN(r = 21, p) will determine the outcome of this hypothesis test. p is unknown, but must equal either 40 or 20. Họ: p = 40 Ha: p = .20 Họ will be rejected iff Y 2 68. 5.2.a Identify each situation as a Type 1 error, Type 2 error, or not an error: situation Туре 1 еггог, Туре 2 erгor, or no error p equals. 40 and H, is not rejected p equals. 20 and H, is not rejected p equals. 40 and H, is rejected p equals. 20 and H, is rejected 5.2.b Using summation notation, express the probability of Type 1 error. You are not required to find the exact value.

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