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I'm not sure if the page with the chart will help you solve this problem but if it is unrelated, please disregard it and solve where it says : if P(s) = 0.05, what is the value of P(N)?

rror. Lets represent a statistiea lly significant resul
let N represent a result tha t is' not statis hically
hificant.
P(s) =0.05, what is thhe value of P(N)?

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