nsulation workers. Twenty-six cancer deaths were observed in a cohort of 556 insulation workers. Based on national statistics, a cohort of this size and age distribution was expected to experience 14.4 incident cases during the observation period. Therefore, under the null hypothesis, p = p0 = 14.4/556 = 0.02590. Test whether the observed incidence is significantly greater than expected. Do a complete test and Include: null and alternative hypotheses the test statistic the p-value your decision Interpretation in the context of the study

nsulation workers. Twenty-six cancer deaths were observed in a cohort of 556 insulation workers. Based on national statistics, a cohort of this size and age distribution was expected to experience 14.4 incident cases during the observation period. Therefore, under the null hypothesis, p = p0 = 14.4/556 = 0.02590. Test whether the observed incidence is significantly greater than expected. Do a complete test and Include: null and alternative hypotheses the test statistic the p-value your decision Interpretation in the context of the study

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