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Description: In testing the hypotheses Ho: µ= 75 and Ha: µ<75, if the value of the test%3Dstatistic z = -2.42, then the P-value is:O 0.00780.9922O 0.0578O 0.42

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In testing the hypotheses Ho: µ= 75 and Ha: µ<75, if the value of the test %3D statistic z = -2.42, then the P-value is: O 0.0078 0.9922 ) 0.0578 O 0.42

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