Originally Posted by kclark36

Here is a problem that I have been working on. I am mixed up on the different testing formulas. I included what i did so far after each question. Thanks for looking

It is suspected that a particular die used in a game of chance was not fair. It was thought that the 1-side was heacy and the 6-side was light. Data was collected concerning the number of observed 1-s when the die was rolled 5000 times. Let p1 equal the probability of rolling a one with that die. We will test the hypothesis H0 p1=1/6 against the alternative hypothesis H1 p1<1/6 (i don't understand why this is < either)