Is the answer 15? If not are there any options?
Answer:
Option a is right
the probability that we would see a test statistic this extreme or more if the null hypothesis were true.
Step-by-step explanation:
In hypothesis testing we fix null and alternate hypothesis. The conclusion of the test depends on the p value of the test.
The p value also known as probability value is the estimated probability of rejecting the null hypothesis when it is actually true.
It can be said the extreme value i.e. if p value is atleast this much we accept null hypothesis.
Hence out of the options given correct choice is
the probability that we would see a test statistic this extreme or more if the null hypothesis were true.
You might be able to get the text-to-speech option on your phone to do this for you, since it involves saying the fractions aloud.
1/2 ⇒ one-half
2/3 ⇒ two thirds
1/4 ⇒ one quarter, or one fourth
2/4 ⇒ two fourths, or two quarters
2/5 ⇒ two fifths
5/6 ⇒ five sixths
4/7 ⇒ four sevenths
6/8 ⇒ six eighths
5/11 ⇒ five elevenths
1/12 ⇒ one-twelfth
1/20 ⇒ one-twentieth
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IMO, the use of a hyphen or not depends on the context. If the fraction itself is the focus, you might say one twelfth. If it is describing a portion of something else, you might say one-twelfth [of a cake].
Answer: 98
Step-by-step explanation:
Solve for r;
