4.54 Figure 4.16 shows a randomization distributionfor testing Ho 1=2 versus Hastatistic used for each sample is D = x, – x2. In eachcase, use the distribution to decide which value iscloser to the p-value for the observed difference in: H1 # µz. Thesample means.(a) The p-value for D = x - I = -2.9 is closest to:%3D0.01 or 0.25?(b) The p-value for D = x, – x, = 1.2 is closest to:%3D0.30 or 0.60?908070605040302010무-3-2-11 2 3DifferencesFigure 4.16 Randomization distribution forExercises 4.54 to 4.58Frequency

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4.54 Figure 4.16 shows a randomization distribution for testing Ho =2 versus H u1 # H2. The statistic used for each sample is D = x1-X2. In each case, use the distribution to decide which value is closer to the p-value for the observed difference in sample means. (a) The p-value for D = x - ĩ = -2.9 is closest to: 0.01 or 0.25? (b) The p-value for D = x – x = 1.2 is closest to: 0.30 or 0.60? 90 80 70 60 50 40 30 20 10 -3 -2 -1 0 1. 2 3 Differences Figure 4.16 Randomization distribution for Exercises 4.54 to 4.58 Frequency

4.54 Figure 4.16 shows a randomization distribution for testing Ho =2 versus H u1 # H2. The statistic used for each sample is D = x1-X2. In each case, use the distribution to decide which value is closer to the p-value for the observed difference in sample means. (a) The p-value for D = x - ĩ = -2.9 is closest to: 0.01 or 0.25? (b) The p-value for D = x – x = 1.2 is closest to: 0.30 or 0.60? 90 80 70 60 50 40 30 20 10 -3 -2 -1 0 1. 2 3 Differences Figure 4.16 Randomization distribution for Exercises 4.54 to 4.58 Frequency

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