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Multiple Choice A common tip for taking multiple-choice
Chapter 1, Problem 34RE(choose chapter or problem)
Problem 34RE
Multiple Choice A common tip for taking multiple-choice tests is to always pick (b) or (c) if you are unsure. The idea is that instructors tend to feel the answer is more hidden if it is surrounded by distractor answers. An astute statistics instructor is aware of this and decides to use a table of random digits to select which choice will be the correct answer. If each question has five choices, use Table I in Appendix A or a random-number generator to determine the correct answers for a 20-question multiple-choice exam.
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Problem 34RE
Multiple Choice A common tip for taking multiple-choice tests is to always pick (b) or (c) if you are unsure. The idea is that instructors tend to feel the answer is more hidden if it is surrounded by distractor answers. An astute statistics instructor is aware of this and decides to use a table of random digits to select which choice will be the correct answer. If each question has five choices, use Table I in Appendix A or a random-number generator to determine the correct answers for a 20-question multiple-choice exam.
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Solution:
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Given, A common tip for taking multiple-choice tests is to always pick (b) or (c) if you are unsure.
The claim is to generate the 20 random samples.