1. Here are three (simulated) coin toss experiments on the same coin. Test for p =...

1. Here are three (simulated) coin toss experiments on the same coin. Test for

p = 0.5, as in section 2, and compare the results.

Number of tosses Number of Heads

50 24

100 54

1000 550

2. Bonus: Using the critical/acceptance region approach (rather then only stating

the p-value), calculate the power, or, equivalently, the Error of Type II,

as a function of possible values for p (for example, p = 0.4, p = 0.6). Note

that this can (and should) be done before preforming the test.

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