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A 8 D E G H M N 3 A. You have selected Calculate the upper Number of deviations in sample: 50 95% transactions at random for a test of control. confidence limit using the inverse beta function ( BETA.INV(1-3.x+1.n)] 2 B. Upper Confidence Limit UCL Show that the UCL calculated in part Ais correct by calculating the risk that the population deviation rate is greater than the calculatedruci. Use Excel's cumulative binomial function, BINOM. DISTI,NUCL1). Risk, from BINOM.DISTEXA, UCI,1) (The risk should be.05) C Suppose that the MTORIS 0.06 Calculate the risk, RMM, that the population deviation rate is greater than the MTOR Use the function BINOM.DIST., MIDR, TRUE) RMM D 31 92 33 14 35 36 22 38 A 8 D E G H M N 3 A. You have selected Calculate the upper Number of deviations in sample: 50 95% transactions at random for a test of control. confidence limit using the inverse beta function ( BETA.INV(1-3.x+1.n)] 2 B. Upper Confidence Limit UCL Show that the UCL calculated in part Ais correct by calculating the risk that the population deviation rate is greater than the calculatedruci. Use Excel's cumulative binomial function, BINOM. DISTI,NUCL1). Risk, from BINOM.DISTEXA, UCI,1) (The risk should be.05) C Suppose that the MTORIS 0.06 Calculate the risk, RMM, that the population deviation rate is greater than the MTOR Use the function BINOM.DIST., MIDR, TRUE) RMM D 31 92 33 14 35 36 22 38