The 49 students in a class at the University of Florida made blinded evaluations of pairs of
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a. Explain how to get the test statistic value that MINITAB reports.
b. Explain how to get the P-value. Interpret it.
c. Based on the result in part b, does it make sense to accept H0? Explain.
d. What does the 95% confidence interval tell you that the test does not?
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Test of psample vs. not 0% 0C50 Test of p 0.50 vs. not 0.50 X N 29 49 .5918 (0.454 0.729) 1.286 0.1985 Sample p 95.0% c1 z-value P-value
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