a) Critical value, zα = ABS(NORM.S.INV(0.0197) = 2.060
b) Two tailed critical value, zα/2 = ABS(NORM.S.INV(0.0104/2)) = 2.562
c) Lower tailed critical value, -zα = NORM.S.INV(0.0132) = -2.220
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a) df = 27
Upper tailed critical value, tα = ABS(T.INV(0.025, 27)) = 2.052
b) df = 58
Two tailed critical value, tα/2 = T.INV.2T(0.02, 58) = 2.392
c) df = 43
Left tailed critical value, -tα = T.INV(0.01, 43) = -2.416
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