Answer:
Tested outcome (difference) is significant.
Step-by-step explanation:
The significance level of 5% (more typically referred to as 95%) corresponds to saying that if an observation at hand is (only) 5% or less likely to have been generated by chance, then it will be accepted as significant. In this example, the p-level (which is the actual probability of the observation being generated by chance) is lower than 5% (0.0421<0.05) and therefore a conclusion can be made that the observed outcome is significant.
An example of an outcome being significant could a drug improving patients's condition in a clinical study.
Answer:
50 I think. let me know if I'm wrong.
Answer:
Pepepopo check
Step-by-step explanation:
Let

denote the random variable representing a given number in the total set of numbers. We're told that

of the numbers fall within a given range, so we know

where

is normally distributed with mean 45 and an unknown variance

.
Let's make the transformation to a random variable with a standard normal distribution:

Since

is symmetric, we have

The mean of

is 0, and by symmetry we know that exactly half of the distribution falls to the left of

, so

. We're left with


This probability corresponds to a value of

, which means