estion To test the hypothesis that the population standard deviation sigma-19.3, a sample size n=5 yields a sample standard deviation 14.578. Calculate the P-value and choose the correct conclusion. Your answer: The P-value 0.013 is not significant and so does not strongly suggest that sigma 7.0. The P-value 0.209 is significant and so strongly suggests that mu>7.0. The P-value 0.360 is not significant and so does not strongly suggest that mu>7.0. The P-value 0.360 is significant and so strongly suggests that mu>7.0. The P-value 0.017 is not significant and so does not strongly suggest that mu>7.0. Home: Courses Tasks Calendar Messages < Back Ringer Open in Safari The P-value 0.360 is significant and so strongly suggests that mu>7.0. The P-value 0.017 is not significant and so does not strongly suggest that mu>7.0. The P-value 0.017 is significant and so strongly suggests that mu>7.0. The P-value 0.383 is not significant and so does not strongly suggest that mu>7.0. The P-value 0.383 is significant and so strongly suggests that mu>7.0. The P-value 0.308 is not significant and so does not strongly suggest that mu>7.0. The P-value 0.308 is significant and so strongly suggests that mu>7.0. Clear answer Back Next Pause test Home: Courses Tasks Calendar Messages 8:11 < Back Question 4 Open in Safari To test the hypothesis that the population standard deviation sigma=17.4, a sample size n=19 yields a sample standard deviation 11.849. Calculate the P-value and choose the correct conclusion. Your answer: The P-value 0.289 is not significant and so does not strongly suggest that sigma