Write a reply as a student "Hi class, If I were doing a hypothesis test and got a p-value of 0.057, I would not reject the null hypothesis. This is because the p-value is just a little higher than the typical cutoff of 0.05. That means there isn't strong enough evidence to say the results are unusual or that something other than chance is going on. If the p-value is 0.750, I would also not reject the null hypothesis, but the reason is even clearer. A p-value this high means the results are very likely to happen just by chance, so there's no reason to think anything unusual is happening. So in both cases, I would not reject the null hypothesis. The difference is that 0.057 is kind of close to the cutoff and might make us wonder if there's something going on, while 0.750 shows there's really no sign of anything different from what we expected