云תוש26. Let u = 78. A sample of 26 provided a sample mean i = 77.8 and a sample standard deviations = 2.Find P (x < 77.8).%3Da. 0.1 < P (x < 77.8) < 0.15b. 0.15 < P (x < 77.8) < 0.2c. 0.2 < P (x < 77.8) < 0.25d. 0.25 < P (x < 77.8)6 -27. Interpretation of left-tail probability (based on the t test statistic)Refer to the left-tail probability P (x < 77.8) question above.Let's assume that as researchers, we consider a probability smaller than 5% small. SinceP (x < 77.8) isclose to the assumption of u = 78. In other words, given that the population mean is 78, it ishighly likely that a sample mean this close to the population mean would occur by pure chancethan 5%, it isto have obtained such a sample mean thatalone.To put it another way, the occurrence of this sample mean of 77.8cast(s) doubt on thevalidity of the assumption of 77.8.a.smaller, surprising, doesb. larger, not surprising, does notc. larger, surprising, doesd. smaller, not surprising, does not80In conducting a bunothecisraceareher233.jpgIMG 0882.jpgMacBook Air000000DD

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26. Let u = 78. A sample of 26 provided a sample mean x = 77.8 and a sample standard deviation s = 2. Find P (x < 77.8). %3D a. 0.1 < P (x < 77.8) < 0.15 b. 0.15 < P (x < 77.8) < 0.2 c. 0.2 < P (ï < 77.8) < 0.25 d. 0.25 < P (x < 77.8)

26. Let u = 78. A sample of 26 provided a sample mean x = 77.8 and a sample standard deviation s = 2. Find P (x < 77.8). %3D a. 0.1 < P (x < 77.8) < 0.15 b. 0.15 < P (x < 77.8) < 0.2 c. 0.2 < P (ï < 77.8) < 0.25 d. 0.25 < P (x < 77.8)

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