Hunter was testing Ho : µ = 100 versus Ha : µ < 100 with a sample of 50 observations. His sample mean was 103 and his sample standard deviation was 5. Assume that the conditions for inference were met. Which of the following represents the P-value for Hunter's test? Choose 1 answer: 103 – 100 A Pt> with 50 degrees of freedom. V49 103 t 100 B with 49 degrees of freedom V50 103 – 100 P with 50 degrees of freedom. V49 103 P|t < 100 with 49 degrees of freedom V50

Hunter was testing Ho : µ = 100 versus Ha : µ < 100 with a sample of 50 observations. His sample mean was 103 and his sample standard deviation was 5. Assume that the conditions for inference were met. Which of the following represents the P-value for Hunter's test? Choose 1 answer: 103 – 100 A Pt> with 50 degrees of freedom. V49 103 t 100 B with 49 degrees of freedom V50 103 – 100 P with 50 degrees of freedom. V49 103 P|t < 100 with 49 degrees of freedom V50

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