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Hypothesis Tests · Superchallenge problem

A researcher collects nn observations from a normal population with known σ\sigma and runs a two-sided zz test of H0 ⁣:μ=μ0H_0\!: \mu = \mu_0 at the 5% level (∣z∣>1.96|z| > 1.96). If it is not significant, she collects nn MORE observations and tests again on all 2n2n, with the same rule, and stops there. If H0H_0 is true, what is the probability that she ends up rejecting H0H_0? Round to three decimal places.