In a sample of size 14 hot dogs, the mean calorie content was 329 with standard...
In a sample of size 14 hot dogs, the mean calorie content was 329 with standard deviation 36. Were interested in determining if the population mean is different than 350. What's the p-value?
Give you answer as a decimal value accurate to 3 decimal places.
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Answer: p-value = 0.048
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