Suppose H 0 : p X = p Y is being tested against H 1 : p
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Suppose H0: pX = pY is being tested against H1: pX ≠ pY on the basis of two independent sets of one hundred Bernoulli trials. If x, the number of successes in the first set, is sixty and y, the number of successes in the second set, is forty-eight, what P-value would be associated with the data?
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The P value is PZ 170 ...View the full answer
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Introduction To Mathematical Statistics And Its Applications
ISBN: 9780321693945
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