TABLE (might be useful, although the images have specific information that is specific for answering the question):

Location	PovPct
Alabama	20.1
Alaska	7.1
Arizona	16.1
Arkansas	14.9
California	16.7
Colorado	8.8
Connecticut	9.7
Delaware	10.3
District_of_Columbia	22
Florida	16.2
Georgia	12.1
Hawaii	10.3
Idaho	14.5
Illinois	12.4
Indiana	9.6
Iowa	12.2
Kansas	10.8
Kentucky	14.7
Louisiana	19.7
Maine	11.2
Maryland	10.1
Massachusetts	11
Michigan	12.2
Minnesota	9.2
Mississippi	23.5
Missouri	9.4
Montana	15.3
Nebraska	9.6
Nevada	11.1
New_Hampshire	5.3
New_Jersey	7.8
New_Mexico	25.3
New_York	16.5
North_Carolina	12.6
North_Dakota	12
Ohio	11.5
Oklahoma	17.1
Oregon	11.2
Pennsylvania	12.2
Rhode_Island	10.6
South_Carolina	19.9
South_Dakota	14.5
Tennessee	15.5
Texas	17.4
Utah	8.4
Vermont	10.3
Virginia	10.2
Washington	12.5
West_Virginia	16.7
Wisconsin	8.5
Wyoming	12.2

QUESTIONS (please answer using the information provided; use the data in the first image to find values needed to calculate answers. Please only round final answers):

Q8.2 2 Points A p-value is the probability of selecting a sample from the population that produces a test statistic as extreme or more extreme than the test statistic observed. Besides the sample mean that you calculated in Q8.1, which values of Z would you consider as even more convincing evidence that the alternative hypothesis (H, : p