25. A reasearcher is conducting a hypothesis test with the following hypotheses:HO: p = 1200H1: p > 1200The sample size is 27, the standard deviation of the population is unknown, and the sample standard deviation is 120. What is the 1% critical value?O 2.3762.4732.4792.5762.771 24. Which of the following statements, if any, are correct?) The sample mean is always normally distributed(i) The standard error can be defined as the standard deviation of an estimator(i) The standard deviation of the sampling distribution is always higher than the standard deviation of the populationNone of them(1) only(1) and (ii)(ii) only(ii) and (iii)OOO

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25. A reasearcher is conducting a hypothesis test with the following hypotheses: | H0. μ- 1200 H1: p> 1200 The sample size is 27, the standard deviation of the population is unknown, and the sample standard deviation is 120. What is the 1% critical value? O 2.376 O 2.473 O 2.479 O 2.576 2.771

25. A reasearcher is conducting a hypothesis test with the following hypotheses: | H0. μ- 1200 H1: p> 1200 The sample size is 27, the standard deviation of the population is unknown, and the sample standard deviation is 120. What is the 1% critical value? O 2.376 O 2.473 O 2.479 O 2.576 2.771

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