If I can just be shown how to get the p-value given the information given, I should be able to answer the rest. I have attached the question. Find the two-sided p-value for the given set of hypotheses and test statistic. Also determine if the nullhypothesis would be rejected at a = 0.05.a) HA: P0.4,The p-valueO The p-value < .001Based on the p-value, we should Select an answerZ = -1.90b) HA: p0.3, Z = -4.45The p-valueO The p-value < .001Based on the p-value, we should Select an answerc) HA: P 0.85, Z = 0.83The p-valueO The p-value < .001Based on the p-value, we should Select an answer

Significance level (α) = 0.05 We have to find the p-value for Two-tailed test

Find the two-sided p-value for the given set of hypotheses and test statistic. Also determine if the null hypothesis would be rejected at a = 0.05. a) HA: P0.4, Z = -1.90 The p-value O The p-value < .001 Based on the p-value, we should Select an answer b) HA: p0.3, Z = -4.45 The p-value O The p-value < .001 Based on the p-value, we should Select an answer c) HA: P 0.85, Z = 0.83 The p-value O The p-value < .001

Find the two-sided p-value for the given set of hypotheses and test statistic. Also determine if the null hypothesis would be rejected at a = 0.05. a) HA: P0.4, Z = -1.90 The p-value O The p-value < .001 Based on the p-value, we should Select an answer b) HA: p0.3, Z = -4.45 The p-value O The p-value < .001 Based on the p-value, we should Select an answer c) HA: P 0.85, Z = 0.83 The p-value O The p-value < .001

Glencoe Algebra 1, Student Edition, 9780079039897, 0079039898, 2018

18th Edition

ISBN:9780079039897

Author:Carter

Publisher:Carter

Chapter10: Statistics

Section10.4: Distributions Of Data

Problem 22PFA

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