In conducting a left-tailed hypothesis z-test, the test statistic was determined to be z = -3.21. For which of the following values of a is the result statistically significant (that is, for which a should Ho be rejected)? Hint: You need to find the p-value to make this decision. Select ALL that apply: a = 0.100 a = 0.005 x = 0.025 α a = 0.010 a = 0.050 %3| None of the above

In conducting a left-tailed hypothesis z-test, the test statistic was determined to be z = -3.21. For which of the following values of a is the result statistically significant (that is, for which a should Ho be rejected)? Hint: You need to find the p-value to make this decision. Select ALL that apply: a = 0.100 a = 0.005 x = 0.025 α a = 0.010 a = 0.050 %3| None of the above

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MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications

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Author:Amos Gilat

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