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You use the null and alternative hypothesis from Question 1 and Question 2 in a hypothesis test. You decide to use the total variation distance (TVD) between the empirical distribution (in the sample) and the probability distribution provided by the factory (production proportion) as your test statistic. Compute the observed total variation distance. (10 points)
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