Problem 1. We wish to evaluate a new textbook for a statistics class. There are five course sections; three are chosen at random to receive the new book (N), two receive the old book (O). At the end...

Extracted text: Problem 1. We wish to evaluate a new textbook for a statistics class. There are five course sections; three are chosen at random to receive the new book (N), two receive the old book (O). At the end of the semester, student evaluations show the following percentages of students rate the textbook as "very good" or "excellent": Section 1 2 3 4 5 O N N O N Rating 37 51 59 32 62 Book Find the one-sided randomization p-value for testing the null hypothesis that the two books are equivalent versus the alternative that the new book is better (receives higher scores)