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A random sample of 84 accounts of a company shows the average days sales in receivables is 49 with standard deviation of 17 days. What is the p-value for the test of a hypothesis that the company's average days sales in receivables is 47 days or less?
Use the normal approximation to calculate the p-value (the NORMSDIST() spreadsheet function will come in handy).
Enter answer accurate to three decimal places.
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