2. In a problem of testing H. :H = 75 against H, : H > 75, the following sample quantities are recorded n = 56; x = 77.04; s = 6.80 a) State the test statistic and find the rejection region with a = 0.05 b) Find the p-value and interpret the results.

2. In a problem of testing H. :H = 75 against H, : H > 75, the following sample quantities are recorded n = 56; x = 77.04; s = 6.80 a) State the test statistic and find the rejection region with a = 0.05 b) Find the p-value and interpret the results.

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