David plays tennis. The probability that David will get one of his serves in court is 50%.
David serves 28 times.
Find the probability David gets exactly 14 serves in court
Find the probability more than 14 of the serves will be in court.
David's coach thinks that the probability of David getting a serve in court has changed. David serves 40 times in a set and 26 are in court. Stating your hypothesis clearly, test the coach's claim at the 10% significance level.
153 exam-style questions on Edexcel A Level Maths Hypothesis Testing, covering 7.1 Hypothesis Testing, 7.2 Finding Critical Values, 7.3 One-Tailed Tests, and 7.4 Two-Tailed Tests. Each one has a worked solution and a mark scheme showing where the marks go.