#34 ### Understanding the t-Distribution and Critical Values#### Problem 34: Determining the t ValueConsider the value of \( t \) such that 0.1 of the area under the curve is to the right of \( t \).**Step 1:** Select the graph which best represents the given description of \( t \).There are four graphs provided:1. **Graph 1:** A bell-shaped curve (normal distribution) with \( t \) marked on the right side of the y-axis at \( t = ? \), indicating the area to the right of \( t \).2. **Graph 2:** Similar to Graph 1, but \( t \) is on the left side of the y-axis at \( t = ? \), indicating the area to the right of \( t \).3. **Graph 3:** A bell-shaped curve with \( t \) on the left side of the y-axis and symmetrically \( -t = ? \) on the other side, indicating both sides of a central area.4. **Graph 4:** Similar to Graph 3, but \( t \) placed slightly further left of 0, indicating \( -t = ? \).**Correct Selection:**Based on the given description (0.1 of the area under the curve is to the right of \( t \)), **Graph 1** is the best representation. Here, the area under the curve to the right of \( t \) is marked as 0.1.**Step 2:** Assuming the degrees of freedom equals 10, select the \( t \) value from the \( t \) table.**Answer:** ________________### Explanation of GraphsEach graph represents the t-distribution (a bell-shaped curve) with slight differences in the position of \( t \):1. **Graph 1:** \( t \) is to the right of the central y-axis, marking where 0.1 of the total area lies to the right. Ideal for values where we seek the upper tail probability.2. **Graph 2:** \( t \) is to the left of the central y-axis, opposite of Graph 1.3. **Graph 3 and 4:** Both depict symmetric distributions around the mean with marked \( \pm t \), useful for central probabilities or two-tailed tests.**Note:** In calculating statistical values, the degrees of freedom and appropriate \(

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