Question 7 (1 point) If one concludes the null hypothesis was not rejected at 5% level of significance, would the decision be different if the level of significance is 10% If the null hypothesis was not rejected at 5% level of significance, it would not be rejected at 10%. There is not enough information to tell. If the null hypothesis was not rejected at 5% level of significance, it would be rejected at 10%.Question 1 (4 points) Saved Use the t-Table link provided to find t /2 for a 95% confidence interval when the sample size is 62. Table 0.846 2.000 0.845 1.990 Question 2 (4 points)Question 2 (4 points) For a particular test of significance with a sample size of 92, the hypotheses are: Ho : u = 41 Ha : u