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Find the P-Value for the given scenarios. df means degree of freedom. n means sample size....

  1. Find the P-Value for the given scenarios. df means degree of freedom. n means sample size.

  1. Upper-tailed test, df = 8, t = 2.0  

  1. Upper-tailed test, n=14, t = 3.2  

  1. Lower-tailed test, df = 10, t = -2.4  

  1. Lower-tailed test, n = 22, t = -3.8

  1. Two-tailed test, df = 15, t = -1.6  

  1. Two-tailed test, n = 36, t = 1.6  

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