Let X1, ., X64“L(H, 16). How largeshould the sample size be for testingHu = 24 vs.H1i= 23 if a = 0.025and B = 0.77.%3D%3D%3D(A) 117(B) 24(C) 6(D) 120(E) None I was testing Ho:H = 12 vs. H1: µ > 12with a sample of 40 observations. My teststatistic was Z = 2.411. What is theapproximate p – value for my test?(A) 0.016(B) 0.992(C) 0.008(D) 0.984(E) NoneAABBDDEEC.

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I was testing Ho:µ = 12 vs.H1: µ > 12 with a sample of 40 observations. My test statistic was Z = 2.411. What is the approximate p – value for my test? (A) 0.016 (B) 0.992 %3D (C) 0.008 (D) 0.984 (E) None

I was testing Ho:µ = 12 vs.H1: µ > 12 with a sample of 40 observations. My test statistic was Z = 2.411. What is the approximate p – value for my test? (A) 0.016 (B) 0.992 %3D (C) 0.008 (D) 0.984 (E) None

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Chapter9: Sequences, Probability And Counting Theory

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