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An airline company found that 80% of their flights arrive to their destination on time. We are interested in selecting a sample of 5 flights and calculating the probability of all of them getting to their destination on time. Choose the best answer of the following:
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Explain clearly, in your own words, what is a Type I error in this context.
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