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Description: 18. A test of the hypotheses Ho: A=0vs.H.: 4>0was conducted using a sample size of 7. The test statisticwas t = 1.935What is the p-value of the test, rounded to four decimalplaces ?For example, 0.98765432 would enter 0.9877 and0.00123456 would enter

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18. A test of the hypotheses Ho: =0 vs. H.: p>0 was conducted using a sample size of 7. The test statistic was t = 1.935. What is the p-value of the test, rounded to four decimal places ?

MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications

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