How to get P= while using the fcdf

v Part 1 OT 5 To investigate the claim that the variance of Population 1 is not the same as the variance of Population 2, two random samples were taken. A random sample of 39 values in population 1 yielded a variance of 9.1, whereas for a random sample of 40 values from Population 2 the variance was 4.3. Test the claim at a 1% level of significance. Note: you will not be able to complete parts 2 and 3 of this problem until the previous parts are correct or you have run out of tries on all parts. On an Exam, you will need to Submit each part before continuing. In each case, you cannot go back and change answers to previous parts. 1. Set up the hypotheses and state the population distribution requirement. If needed,select from the Vars and Inequality tabs for the appropriate symbols. a2 8 The population distribution requirement is: Need a normal distribution regardless of sample size v |\" 0 2. Identify the correct distribution to use and the value of a. Select from the Vars tab for the distribution. hice, 3. Compute the S7'S and P Value. The ST'S (to 3 decimals) is: F = [ae epi 2.116 The P Value (to 4 decimals) is: P = ine is not a decimal or integer value