9) Suppose a friend said they could influence the fall of a coin and then proceeded to guess correctly on four consecutive tosses. We cannot accept this as a significant outcome because:
A) The result of each toss is independent of the last result
B) They did not formulate a null hypothesis
C) The probability of four consecutive correct calls is greater than .05
D) The coin could be biased

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The Answer of 9) Suppose a friend said they could influence the fall of a coin and then proceeded to guess correctly on four consecutive tosses. We cannot accept this as a significant outcome because:
A) The result of each toss is independent of the last result
B) They did not formulate a null hypothesis
C) The probability of four consecutive correct calls is greater than .05
D) The coin could be biased

9) Suppose a Friend Said They Could Influence the Fall