Please all because I don't understand is p value Q7) Find the critical value(s) for each, show the critical and noncritical regions, andstate the appropriate null and alternative hypotheses. Use o? = 225.a) n = 17, a = 0.01, right-tailedb) n= 20, a = 0.025, left-tailed%3Dc) n= 13, a = 0.01, two-tailedQ8) Find the P-value interval for each Chi-Square test value.a) n= 9,x2 = 23.722, right-tailedb) n= 28, x2 = 13.974, two-tailedc) n = 19, x2 = 10.571, left-tailed

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Q7) Find the critical value(s) for each, show the critical and noncritical regions, and state the appropriate null and alternative hypotheses. Use o² = 225. a) n= 17, a= 0.01, right-tailed b) n = 20, a = 0.025, left-tailed c) n= 13, a= 0.01, two-tailed

Q7) Find the critical value(s) for each, show the critical and noncritical regions, and state the appropriate null and alternative hypotheses. Use o² = 225. a) n= 17, a= 0.01, right-tailed b) n = 20, a = 0.025, left-tailed c) n= 13, a= 0.01, two-tailed

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