For the hypothesis test H0: µ = 10 against H1: µ > 10 with variance known and n = 15, find the P-value for each of the following values of test statistic.
(1) z0 = - 2.05 and (2) z0 = 1.84
solution
1)z0 = - 2.05
p value=0.9798
2) z0 = 1.84
p -value=0.0329 using z table
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