Two samples of data, A and B, with the sample means =0xA=0 and =20xB=20 , are taken from the population with the population mean . The null hypothesis is that the population mean is equal to the value of 20; the alternative hypothesis is that the population mean is greater than 20. Is the p-value of sample A likely to be close to 0, close to 1, or close to 0.5? What about the p-value of sample B?

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The p-value of both samples is likely to be close to 1.

The p-value is likely to be close to 1 for sample A and close to 0.5 sample B.

The p-value of both samples is likely to be close to 0.

The p-value is likely to be close to 0 for sample A and close to 0.5 for sample B.