1. The South African mathematician John Kerrich, while a prisoner of war during World War II, tossed a coin 10000 times and obtained 5104 heads.

Is this significant evidence at the 5% alpha level that the probability that Kerrich's coin comes up heads is not 0.5?

		Yes
		No

2. You want to estimate p with 95% confidence and a margin of error less than or equal to 4%. For planning purposes, you are willing to use p* = 0.55. What is the sample size required?

		591
		599
		595

3. A university financial aid office polled an SRS of undergraduate students to study their summer employment.

Not all students were employed the previous summer. Here are the results for men and women:

	Men	Women
Employed	712	623
Not employed	71	92

4. Is there evidence that the proportion of male students employed during the summer differs from the proportion of female students who were employed?

Test the hypothesis at alpha level = 1%.

		Yes
		No

One possible effect of air pollution is genetic damage. A study designed to examine this problem exposed one group of mice to air near a steel mill and another group to air in a rural area group.

Here are the data for a mutation at the Hm-2 gene locus:

	Location
Mutation	Steel mill air	Rural air	Total
Yes	30	23	53
No	66	127	193
Total	96	150

Is there evidence to conclude that the location is related to the occurrence of mutations?

Find the chi-square value = test the hypothesis at the alpha level of 0.001.

		(8.77, No, there is not evidence)
		(8.77, Yes, there is evidence)
		(9.77, Yes, there is evidence)
		(9.77, No, there is not evidence)