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A certain county is 25% African American. Suppose a researcher is looking at jury pools, each with 200 members, in this county. The null hypothesis is that the probability of an African American being selected into the jury pool is 25%. a. How many African Americans would the researcher expect on a jury pool of 200 people if the null hypothesis is true? b. Suppose pool A contains 17 African American people out of 200, and pool B contains 39 African American people out of 200. Which will have a smaller p-value and why?
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