Mathematics, 12.08.2020 06:01 mandilynn22

The one-sample z ‑statistic for Thomas' statistical test has a value of −1.73346 , and Thomas calculates a P-value of 0.0830 . Should Thomas conclude that telephone surveys provide adequate coverage with respect to p ? Why or why not? Select all correct statements about his decision and conclusion.

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