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Question how i can say that p value 0.35 is significant or insignificant when
plz tell me how i can say that p value 0.35 is significant or insignificant when alpha is 0.05??
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Insignificant...!
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The p-value is 0.35 and it lies in the acceptance region because the rejection region will be less than 0.05. So the p-value is insignificant.
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plz tell me how i can say that p value 0.35 is significant or insignificant when alpha is 0.05??
First of all u will have to decide about the distribution. the question u asked do not give the complete information on the basis of which decision can be made about the type of distribution. It can be Z or student t distribution. Anyway lets suppose it is Z distribution, the alpha value of 0.05 in statistical table is 1.96 (in case of two tail test). now your query is about whether p=0.35 is significant or not significant (insignificant) depends on critical region which will ultimately depends on alpha value. since the p value lies in acceptance region (p value is less than alpha value) so we will conclude that test is significant at 0.05.
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