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The worker at a carnival game claims that he can communicate with a small magic rock and to prove it he tells you to hide it in your hand behind your back and he will identify the hand holding the rock. Being a wise student of statistics, you decide to stand back and observe the outcome of the next ten games before deciding whether to pay your three dollars to play the game. You have just conducted an informal hypothesis test. State the null and alternative hypothesis.

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Introductory Statistics: Exploring the World Through Data

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Authors: Gould, Ryan

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