Homework Help: Please Help AP Statistics?!?!?

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Commercials
Suppose that a commercial is run once on television, once on the radio, and once in a newspaper. The advertising agency believes that any potential consumer has a 20% chance of seeing the add on television, a 20% chance of hearing it on the radio, and a 20% chance of reading it in the newspaper. In a telephone survey of 800 consumers, the number claiming to have been exposed to the ad 0, 1, 2 or 3 times are as follows.
0 1 2 3
Observed number of people: 434 329 35 2
At the 1% significance level, test the null hypothesis that the number of times any consumer saw the add follows a binomial distribution with P(success) = .2
Hint: P(0) = (.8)(.8)(.8) = .512; P(1) = (3)(.2)(.8)(.8); P(2) = (3)(.2)(.2)(.8); P(3) = (.2)(.2)(.2)
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