Testing (H_{0}: p=0.5) vs (H_{a}: p>0.5) using (hat{p}=0.58) with each of the following sample sizes: (a) (hat{p}=29
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Testing \(H_{0}: p=0.5\) vs \(H_{a}: p>0.5\) using \(\hat{p}=0.58\) with each of the following sample sizes:
(a) \(\hat{p}=29 / 50=0.58\)
(b) \(\hat{p}=290 / 500=0.58\)
The same sample statistic is used to test a hypothesis, using different sample sizes. In each case, use StatKey or other technology to find the p-value and indicate whether the results are significant at a 5\% level. Which sample size provides the strongest evidence for the alternative hypothesis?
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