Given Ha ≠ p0. What is the P-value if the test statistics is calculated to be z = -0.12?
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answer
it is two tailed test
z= -0.12
P(z < -0.12) = 0.4522*2=0.9044
P-value = 0.9044
Given Ha ≠ p0. What is the P-value if the test statistics is calculated to be...
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