Testing for Proportions

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Questions (7)

Let 𝑋1,…,𝑋𝑛 be i.i.d. Bernoulli random variables with unknown parameter 𝑝∈(0,1) . Suppose we want to test𝐻0:�
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2. asked by ramj
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1. Which ratios form a proportion? Use equivalent ratios to test each pair.A. 4/9, 2/3 B. 6/15, 9/12 C. 12/16, 15/20 D. 18/ 20,
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2. asked by goldensparklegirl222
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which pair of ratios does NOT form a proportion?A.(3/5 24/40) B.30/10 15/3 C.9/14 3/4 D.7/12 14/24 Ms. Sue is this right?
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2. asked by Help I need somebody not just anybody
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#1:Which ratios form a proportion? Use equivalent ratios to test each pair.A: 4/9, 2/3 B: 6/15, 9/12 C: 12/16, 15/20 D:18/20,
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2. asked by tesj
3. 1,286 views
In Los Angeles there are three network television stations, each with it own evening news program from 6:00 to 6:30 PM.
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2. asked by Kee
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Do these ratios form a proportion?126 kittens : 864 puppies 14 kittens : 96 puppies
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2. asked anonymously
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Do these ratios form a proportion?4,000 red gloves for every 8,000 green gloves 6,000 red gloves for every 10,000 green gloves
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2. asked anonymously
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