Test Hypotheses About a Population Proportion
-An Event Is Considered $0.05$

question 49

Short Answer

Test Hypotheses about a Population Proportion
-An event is considered unusual if the probability of observing the event is
A) less than $0.05$
B) less than $0.025$
C) less than $0.10$
D) greater than $0.95$

• A) less than \(0.05\)
• B) less than \(0.025\)
• C) less than \(0.10\)
• D) greater than \(0.95\)

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