Exercise

Fraud in Iowa?

Based on the null distribution that you constructed in the last exercise and the p-value (which you can compute using null and chi_obs_stat in your workspace here), which of the following statements is FALSE?

Instructions

50 XP

Possible Answers

The low p-value indicates that if in fact there was election fraud in Iowa, there would be a very small probability of observing this data or more extreme.
Because the observed statistic is far into the tails of the null distribution, this indicates that your data is inconsistent with the null hypothesis that Benford's Law applies to vote totals in Iowa.
The high p-value indicates a high probability that that our null hypothesis (that Benford's Law applies to vote totals in Iowa) is true.