For a two-tailed test we need to halve 0.01, giving 0.005. Then we need to sutract 0.005 from 0.5, giving 0.5 - 0.005 = 0.495. Looking up the p value of 0.495 in an inverse normal probability table we obtain the value z = 2.5758. Therefore the critical values are -2.5758 and 2.5758.
Answer:
Kawaii, the problem is the comparison with the calculated time for Jillian and the actual time for Jillian to run the 7 miles.
%error=(calculated value - experiemental value)/calculated * 100%
%error=(95-80)/95*100%=15/95 *100% = 15.79 ≈ 16% error
Note: 16% error is the approximate error because the numbers have 2 significant figures stated in the problem.
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