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Problem 1. In order for a certain law to pass, it must be approved by more than 's of population. You wish to do a Hypothesis Test to determine if this law will pass. You randomly san 200 people and ask if they support the law or not. Let Y be the number of sampled pe who support the candidate. Let p be the unknown proportion of the population that s ports the law.

Problem 1. In order for a certain law to pass, it must be approved by more than 's of population. You wish to do a Hypothesis Test to determine if this law will pass. You randomly san 200 people and ask if they support the law or not. Let Y be the number of sampled pe who support the candidate. Let p be the unknown proportion of the population that s ports the law.

Calculus For The Life Sciences
Calculus For The Life Sciences
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Author:GREENWELL, Raymond N., RITCHEY, Nathan P., Lial, Margaret L.
Publisher:GREENWELL, Raymond N., RITCHEY, Nathan P., Lial, Margaret L.
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Problem 1. In order for a certain law to pass, it must be approved by more than 's of the population. You wish to do a Hypothesis Test to determine if this law will pass. You randomly sample 200 people and ask if they support the law or not. Let Y be the number of sampled people who support the candidate. Let p be the unknown proportion of the population that sup- ports the law. (b) Use R to simulate 200 people with p = .70. What is the p-value your simulation? (c) Does your simulation suggest that you should reject Ho at an a = .05 level? (d) Use your simulation to give the a = .05 lower confidence bound for p.
Transcribed Image Text:Problem 1. In order for a certain law to pass, it must be approved by more than 's of the population. You wish to do a Hypothesis Test to determine if this law will pass. You randomly sample 200 people and ask if they support the law or not. Let Y be the number of sampled people who support the candidate. Let p be the unknown proportion of the population that sup- ports the law. (b) Use R to simulate 200 people with p = .70. What is the p-value your simulation? (c) Does your simulation suggest that you should reject Ho at an a = .05 level? (d) Use your simulation to give the a = .05 lower confidence bound for p.
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