According to a reputable magazine, 33% of people in a certain large country have sleepwalked at least once in their lives. Suppose a random sample of 200 people showed that 46 reported sleepwalking. The null and alternative hypotheses for a test that would test whether the proportion of people who have sleepwalked is 0.33 are Ho: p=0.33 and H p+0.33, respectively. The conditions for such a test are satisfied. Use the technology output provided to determine the test statistic and p-value for the test, and provide a conclusion. Use a significance level of 0.05. A Click the icon to view the technology output. Determine the test statistic. 1 Technology Output (Round two decimal places as needed.) Hypothesis test results: : Proportion of successes Hn: p=0.33 Determine the p-value.

For this problem, assume the test had 6 true-false questions and 8 multiple-choice questions, and that each multiple-choice question had 5 choices. How many different answer sheets can be submitted?

Nick's science test has a section with 12 multiple choice questions, with five choices A, B, C, D, and E. How many different ways can Nick answer these questions? show setup and solution

A survey was given to 357 people asking whether people like dogs and/or cats. 172 said they like dogs 169 said they like cats 86 sald they don't like cats or dogs. How many said they liked both cats and dogs? people liked both cats and dogs.

We survey 200 students, and ask each whether they like donuts, pizza, and/or tacos. Every student liked at least one of them. - 100 students liked donuts - 80 students liked pizza - 100 students liked tacos - 10 students liked all three options How many students liked exactly two of the options? Type your answer.

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Professor Hermann gives his class 12 potential test questions, he will then put 5 of the 12 questions on the real test. In how many ways can Professor Hermann make up the test?