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Question 1

Use the partial table below to find the P-value that corresponds to the standard z-score, and determine whether the alternative hypothesis is supported or not supported at the 0.05 significance level.





z = 2.0  for Ha: μ > 31.28
◦ 0.9772; not supported
◦ 0.9772; supported
◦ 0.0228; supported
◦ 0.0228; not supported

Question 2

Use the partial table below to find the P-value that corresponds to the standard z-score, and determine whether the alternative hypothesis is supported or not supported at the 0.05 significance level.





z= 0.5 for Ha: μ >  60
◦ 0.6915; supported
◦ 0.6915; not supported
◦ 0.3085; not supported
◦ 0.3085; supported
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Great answer, keep it coming :)

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