There are three samples A, B, and C. Sample A indicates 50 successes out of 120 cases, sample B indicates 80 successes out of 120 cases, and sample C indicates 48 successes out of 120 cases. What is the correct order of the strength of evidence of the samples for the alternative hypothesis?

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Jocelynn Gallagher

Mathematics

10 June, 17:27

There are three samples A, B, and C. Sample A indicates 50 successes out of 120 cases, sample B indicates 80 successes out of 120 cases, and sample C indicates 48 successes out of 120 cases. What is the correct order of the strength of evidence of the samples for the alternative hypothesis?

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Kayden Atkins · Answer 1

Step-by-step explanation:

From given information

P_{A} = 50 / 120 = 0.4166667

P_{B} = 80 / 120 = 0.6666667

P_{C} = 48/120 = 0.4

Ha : p > 0.4

Correct order is

Answer : C) B, A, C

Sonny Blackwell · Answer 2

Refer below for the explanation.

Step-by-step explanation:

For Sample A=50/120=0.4166667

For Sample B=80/120=0.666667

For Sample C=48/120=0.4

Hence the correct order is B, A, C