A hypothesis test was used to see if less than 5% of all Americans would still drive to work if gas prices went above $10.00 a g
allon. The P-value for this test was 0.03. We can conclude that only 3% of all Americans would still drive to work if gas prices went above $5.00.True / False.
Here, we note that the proportion of the test statistic which is used in the test is 5% and the P-value for the test is 0.03
The hypothesis test is meant to check if people will still drive to work when the gas prices are above $10.00 and the suggestion was that we can conclude that when the fuel price is above $5.00 everyone would still drive to work without a P-value for the test, hence we can not come to the stated conclusion.
Y = x² to: y = - 2 ( x - 2 )² + 2 Answer: D ) reflect across the x-axis, translate 2 units to the right, translate up 2 units, stretch by the factor of 2
