The situation in Exercise 6.
Suppose that the data in Exercises 5 and 6 are thought to follow a binomial distribution with an unknown parameter. Estimate this parameter and test whether the data fit the resulting model.
Exercise 6
Suppose there are 4 molecules, and that the probability of a molecule's remaining is thought to be p = 0.6. In a sample of 80 cells, we find 5 with no molecules, 20 with one molecule, 20 with two molecules, 20 with three molecules, and 15 with four molecules.