28 QUESTION 23 4 points Save Answer A gambler belives that he has learned to predict the color of a card befroe it is drawn from the deck. In order to test this, he predicts a color, draws a card from a fresh deck of 52 cards and observes its color, replaces the card, and then shuffles. He repeats this process 13 times, and finds that he got 5 predictions incorrect. Using a sign test, test the hypothesis that the gambler is getting fewer predictions inccorect than one would expect due to chance. Critical Value = ? QUESTION 24 4 points Save Answer A gambler belives that he has learned to predict the color of a card befroe it is drawn from the deck. In order to test this, he predicts a color, draws a card from a fresh deck of 52 cards and observes its color, replaces the card, and then shuffles. He repeats this process 13 times, and finds that he got 0 predictions incorrect. Using a sign test, test the hypothesis that the gambler is getting fewer predictions inccorect than one would expect due to chance. Critical Value =