1- Briefly conduct your own experiment by flipping a coin 15 times (you can use a simulator to flip a coin for you). Report the number of heads from your experimen

2- Briefly conduct your own experiment by flipping a coin 15 times (you can use a simulator to flip a coin for you). What is the null hypothesis for your experiment?

3- Briefly conduct your own experiment by flipping a coin 15 times (you can use a simulator to flip a coin for you).

4- Briefly conduct your own experiment by flipping a coin 15 times (you can use a simulator to flip a coin for you). What is the p-value for your obtained statistic?

5- Briefly conduct your own experiment by flipping a coin 15 times (you can use a simulator to flip a coin for you). Given an alpha (two-tailed) of 0.05, what is your decision for the null hypothesis?

6- Briefly conduct your own experiment by flipping a coin 15 times (you can use a simulator to flip a coin for you). In the context of the experiment, what does your decision mean?

7- Briefly conduct your own experiment by flipping a coin 15 times (you can use a simulator to flip a coin for you).

Assuming the coin is fair, and we were to conduct the same experiment numerous times where alpha is set to 0.05, for what proportion of experiments would we reject the null hypothesis?