(4) Suppose that 15 voters voted for candidate A and 5 for candidate B. Is it safe to conclude using the test you derived in part (2) at level 10% that candidate A will not loose the election? (5) optional for extra marks. For the test that you derived in part (2) (again with n = 20), calculate the probability of type II error when p = 0.4. You are allowed and encouraged to use software to calculate binomial probabilities. In R, the CDF F(x) of the binomial distribution with size n and success probability p can be calculated as follows: For example, for x = 2, n = 10 and p = 0.3 we get pbinom(2,size=10,prob=0.3) ## [1] 0.3827828

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A California license plate has 11​ digit followed by 33​ letters followed by 33​ more digits. How many California license plates are possible? Repeated digits and letters are allowed.

most Georgia car license plates currently use the format of three numbers followed by three letters how many different license plates can be made this way?