Statistics and Probability Quiz
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A cafeteria claims that 40% of students choose pizza on Fridays: P(pizza)=0.40P(\text{pizza})=0.40. You survey 25 students and 5 choose pizza. A student simulates 200 surveys of 25 students under P(pizza)=0.40P(\text{pizza})=0.40; 3 of the 200 simulated surveys had 5 or fewer pizza-choosers. Would this result cause you to question the model? Why? (Treat "as extreme or more extreme" as ≤5\le 5 out of 25 choosing pizza.)
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