The binomial distribution can be used to model situations where a) A researcher is observing the number of occurences of an event of interest in a specified time period. b) a ressearcher is observing the number of events occuring out of a set number of opportunities for that event to occur. c) A researcher is observing the specified number of events occuring in a specified area. d) A researcher is recording the number of events that fall into a number of different categories. For the exact binomial test, we are using the binomial distribution assuming ____________________ to compute the probability of observing the equal number of successes or more extreme number of successes

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The binomial distribution can be used to model situations where

  1. a) A researcher is observing the number of occurences of an event of interest in a specified time period.
  2. b) a ressearcher is observing the number of events occuring out of a set number of opportunities for that event to occur.
  3. c) A researcher is observing the specified number of events occuring in a specified area.
  4. d) A researcher is recording the number of events that fall into a number of different categories.

For the exact binomial test, we are using the binomial distribution assuming ____________________ to compute the probability of observing the equal number of successes or more extreme number of successes

  1. The proportion estimated from our sample
  2. The proportion defined by the null hypothesis
  3. A proportion equal to 1
  4. A proportion equal to 0
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