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An experiment is set to test the hypothesis that a given coin is unbiased. The decision rule is the following: Accept the hypothesis if the number of heads in a sample of 200 tosses is between 90 and 110 inclusive, otherwise reject the hypothesis.
a) Find the probability of accepting the hypothesis when it is correct.
b) Find the probability of rejecting the hypothesis when it is actually correct.
Answer in back of text: a) 0.8612 b) 0.1388
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