You are testing the hypothesis and have decided to reject this hypothesis if after 15 trials you
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a. If the null hypothesis is true and you observe 13 successes, which of the following will you do? (1) Correctly fail to reject Ho. (2) Correctly reject Ho. (3) Commit a type I error. (4) Commit a type II error.
b. Find the significance level of your test.
c. If the true probability of success is 1/2 and you observe 13 successes, which of the following will you do? (1) Correctly fail to reject Ho. (2) Correctly reject Ho. (3) Commit a type I error. (4) Commit a type II error.
d. Calculate the p-value for your hypothesis test after 13 successes are observed.
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