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Using error concepts, it is found that in this problem, a type I error would be finding an innocent person guilty, while a type II error would be finding a guilty person innocent.
<h3>What are Type I and Type II errors?</h3>
- Type I: Rejection of a true null hypothesis. The null hypothesis is true, but from a sample, you get enough evidence to reject.
- Type II: Non-rejection of a false null hypothesis. The null hypothesis is false, but from a sample, you do not get enough evidence to reject.
Hence:
In this problem, a type I error would be finding an innocent person guilty, while a type II error would be finding a guilty person innocent.
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Answer:
Option A (0.1135,0.028)
Step-by-step explanation:
Number of white defendants who got death penalty = 53
Number of Black defendants who got death penalty = 4
Total Penalty for white defendants = 53 + 414 = 197
Total Penalty for Black defendants = 4 + 139 = 14
First we will calculate the proportion of white defendants that got the death penalty
=Number of white defendants who got death penalty / total penalty
= (53)/(197)
= 0.1135
Black defendants that got the death penalty
= Number of Black defendants who got death penalty/ total penalty
= (4)/(143)
= 0.028
Therefore<u> Option A</u> is the correct answer.
this is the inverse equation::: 6 times 11 is 66