9) In problems 7 & 8, we see 92% sample free throw shooting percentage, with progressively larger samples. What do the larger samples illustrate? 10) What are the 1-sided p-values of each situation? 11) Suppose that in problems 7 & 8, you aren't working with any H, or H,. So you are just trying to estimate shooting percentage. What is your estimate? 12) Is the situation in problem #11 2-sided or 1-sided? 13) How confident can you be that 92% is correct:? a. With the 100 shot sample b. 1000 shots c. 10,000 shots 14) Find )npq for (use p = .90, .91, .92, .93, .94) five calculations. a. 10,000 shots b. 1000 shots paths s. Explain. the c. 100 shots 15) Since we never know the exact shooting percentage for free throws in this situation, we are drawing from an unknown distribution. Explain why the Ho, H, situation makes things easier to deal with