0 Points: 0 of 1 This is the third problem where we want you to use the chdf calculator program to find a p-value when you already have the' Test Statistic. ~ Ha 1 Course Follow the directions for a TWO tailed test (x) for this problem provided on the handout. You will need to actually compare the two standard deviations given in the problem in order to determine if it is a left tall or right tail set-up. If the sample standard deviation, 5, (the one NOT in the claim) is smaller than the population standard deviation, 0'. the value from the ' claim, you will use the left tail set-up. But if the sample standard deviation, 5. is bigger than the population standard deviation, you will use the right tail set-up. You will need to read carefully. Note. 5 is always the number you put on the top of the X2 formula when you do the test statistic and 0', the number from the claim. always goes on the bottom. Use Technology to find the p-value tor the claim H1: \"2.21, if the test statistic is known to be x2 = 19.32 if n = 31 and s = 2.11. Announce Consider the s and a. will this be a left tail or right tail set up? 0 A- This will be a nght~la1| set up because sis smaller than 6. O B- This Will be a left-tail set up because 5 is smaller than 6. Remember - after using the xzcdf program, since this is a two tail test - you will need to multiply the result you get by "\"mmd' TWO before writing down your P-Valuev Punk\". What is the p-value? [1 Round your answer to 4 decimal places