Grinstead-Snell-Probability · Problem 28

Combinatorics

Mathematics · hypothesis-testing

Problem

In Example 3.11 assume the alternative hypothesis is that p=.8p = .8 and that it is desired to have the probability of each type of error less than .01.01. Use the program PowerCurve to determine values of nn and mm that will achieve this. Choose nn as small as possible.

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