A random sample of 16 subjects was taken from a target population to study the prevalence of
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A random sample of 16 subjects was taken from a target population to study the prevalence of a disease \(p\). It turned out that six of them were diseased.
(a) Estimate the disease prevalence \(p\).
(b) Use the asymptotic procedure to test
\[\begin{equation*}H_{0}: p=0.3 \quad \text { vs. } \quad H_{a}: p>0.3 \tag{2.48}\end{equation*}\]
(c) Change \(H_{a}: p>0.3\) in (2.48) to \(H_{a}: p<0.3\) and repeat (b).
(d) Change \(H_{a}: p>0.3\) in (2.48) to \(H_{a}: p eq 0.3\) and repeat (b).
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Applied Categorical And Count Data Analysis
ISBN: 9780367568276
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Authors: Wan Tang, Hua He, Xin M. Tu
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