What we're gonna have to do is get a large set if data, enough to get that standard error as low as we can. Then use some test that I should know by now and test
H0: p(warlock item choice)= 0,6
Against
HA (the alternative hypothesis): p(warlock item choice)=\= 0.6
Then we can at least safely say that it's equally divided or not.
If they are rng besides weighing differently? We'll never know.
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