The P-Value for a One-Sided Left-Tail Test A $\operatorname { Pr } \left( Z > t ^ { a c t } \right) = \phi \left( t ^ { a c t } \right)$

question 8

Short Answer

The p-value for a one-sided left-tail test a. is given by $\operatorname { Pr } \left( Z > t ^ { a c t } \right) = \phi \left( t ^ { a c t } \right)$ .
b. is given by $\operatorname { Pr } \left( Z < t ^ { a c t } \right) = \phi \left( t ^ { a c t } \right)$ .
c. is given by $\operatorname { Pr } \left( Z < t ^ { a c t } \right) < 1.645$ .
d. cannot be calculated, since probabilities must always be positive.

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