In: Statistics and Probability
A die is tossed 600 times. H0 is the hypothesis that the proportion of tosses showing aces is binomially distributed with mean 1/6. Find the upper limit of the region for which H0 is accepted at the 1% level of significance in a two sided test.
A. .240
B. .243
C. .206
D. .252
E. .258
Solution:
Given:
n = a die is tossed = 600
p = the proportion of tosses showing aces is binomially distributed with mean = 1/6.
We have to find the upper limit of the region for which H0 is accepted at the 1% level of significance in a two sided test.
Upper limit is given by:
is z critical value for area.
Since we have to find z value for upper limit, so find area = 1 - 0.0050 = 0.9950
Thus look in z table for Area = 0.9950 or its closest area and find corresponding z critical value.
From above table we can see area 0.9950 is in between 0.9949 and 0.9951 and both are at same distance from 0.9950, Hence corresponding z values are 2.57 and 2.58
Thus average of both z values is 2.575
Thus = 2.575
Thus
Thus correct answer is: C. .206