HW 11.1, 11.2 Score: 0/29 0/19 answered . Question 1 Suppose the shaded area (which is 0.87) is to the left of the STS of a x test. Remember, P-value is the area associated with the STS. Since you are given area, you do not need a calculator or degrees of freedom. Find the P-value for a: a. Left-tailed test: b. Right-tailed test: c. Two-tailed test:Question 2 > Find the P-value (to 4 decimals) for a x test with d. f. = 15 and STS x = 11 if the test is: a. Left tailed: b. Right tailed: c. Two-tailed:. Question 3 > Find the P-value (to 4 decimals) for a x test with d. f. = 15 and STS x2 = 1.9 if the test is: a. Left tailed: b. Right tailed: c. Two-tailed:0 Question 4 v A classmate asks you for help on a problem. They are doing a XZ-test and get an STS of X2 = 4.4. How do you know this cannot be correct without even looking at their work? '33:} X2 values are always between 1 and 1 '33:? Xg-tests are never left tailed, but here X2 C 0 '33:} X2 values must be fractions '3' The smallest possible value of the xg-distribution is 0