Patient preference. Ten people are given a choice of two treatments. Let p represent the proportion of
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Patient preference. Ten people are given a choice of two treatments.
Let p represent the proportion of patients in the patient population who prefer treatment A. Among the 10 patients asked, 7 preferred method A. Assuming there is no preference in the patient population
(i.e., p = 0.5), calculate Pr(X ≥ 7).
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