Use the following information for the next two problems. A fair coin is one that has = P(Head) = 0.50. Suppose that each student in a class tosses a fair coin 25 times and calculates , the percent of heads they observe in their sample.
Suppose that one particular student gets 10 heads. That student would calculate = 0.40. Identify the correct statement.
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0.50 is a statistic and 0.40 is a parameter |
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Both 0.50 and 0.40 are parameters |
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Both 0.50 and 0.40 are statistics |
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d. |
0.50 is a parameter and 0.40 is a statistic |
The value of will vary from student to student. Find the mean () and the standard deviation () among the different values of .
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= 0.40 and = 0.0096 |
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= 0.50 and = 0.01 |
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= 0.50 and = 0.10 |
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= 0.40 and = 0.098 |
Answer - 1: 0.50 is a parameter and 0.40 is a statistic
Option D is correct.
Answer - 2: Mean = Population proportion = 0.40
Standard error = = 0.10
Option C is correct.
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