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Mathematics, 27.10.2021 07:50 erikloza12pdidtx

(c) Consider the situation in which the health inspector finds the sample mean of the 4 pools to be outside the safe pH levels. As a result, the inspector declares that the population mean is not 7.5. However, if the population mean really is 7.5, the inspector will have made an error. Such an error is called a Type I error. Find the probability that the inspector will make a Type I error with the sample of 4 pools. Show your work.

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