The power of the test has to be at least 80%. The power of the test is computed as the probability of rejecting the null hypothesis given that the null hyopthesis is false that is P(head) = 3P(tail) which means that P(head) = 0.75
Therefore, we have here:
P(X <= k) = 0.8 for p = 0.75 here.
We would be doing this using the hit and trial method here:
For k = 17
We have from EXCEL here:
=BINOM.DIST(17,23,0.75,TRUE)
0.5315 is the output here but as this is < 0.8, we need to look for higher k values here.
For k = 18, we have here from EXCEL:
=BINOM.DIST(18,23,0.75,TRUE)
0.7168 is the output here but as this is < 0.8, we need to look for higher k values here.
For k = 19, we have here from EXCEL:
=BINOM.DIST(19,23,0.75,TRUE)
0.8630 is the output here but as this is > 0.8, we need to look for higher k values here.
Therefore k = 19 is the required value here.
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