Question 40 5 pts A pharmaceutical company in New Jersey receives a shipment of Tylenol pills. |t randomly selects and tests 40 pills, and then accept the entire batch if there is only one or none that does not meet the required specications. If one shipment of 5000 Tylenols actually has 97% rate of acceptable pills, what is the probability that the entire shipment will be accepted? 0.000 0.338 0.662 0.882 Question 41 5 pts John, Paul, Mona, and Lisa are study buddies trying to study for the final exam. The chapter they are studying is one-sample hypothesis testing. They make four statements: John says: When p-values are small, we tend to reject Ho Paul says: p-values measure the probability of an incorrect decision. Mona says: p-values allow you to make a decision without knowing if the test is one- or two-tailed. Lisa says: p-values do not require a to be determined a priori (before the fact). Whose statement is incorrect? O John O Paul O Mona O LisaQuestion 42 5 pts You and your friend are trying to cross a street when you see a car coming. Your friend assures you that you two will make it to the other side of the street before the car arrives near you. If you decide to cross based on your friend's belief, what would be a Type II error on your part? You won't go out and cross streets with your friend anymore. You will be hit by the car. The car will make a U turn after seeing you and your friend. You will not be hit by the car