a. Suppose that on analyzing the data from the survey of a random sample of 100 Cal Poly students, the p-value for Dr. Sameer’s study was computed to be 0.16. Interpret what this p-value means in the context of the study.
b. Another faculty researcher, Dr. Elliot, had hypothesized that Cal Poly students spend more than 2.75 hours/day watching TV, on average. If Dr. Elliot were to use the same data as Dr. Sameer to conduct an investigation, how, if at all, would this researcher’s p-value compare to the p-value reported in (a)? Explain how you are deciding.