Newly purchased automobile tires of a certain type are supposed to be filled to a pressure of 30 psi. Let u denote the true average pressure. Find the P-valueassociated with each of the following given z statistic values for testing Ho: μ = 30 versus H₂:30 when is known. (Give the answers to four decimal places.)(a) z = 2.10P = 0.0358(b) z = -1.95P = 0.0255(c) z = 0.51P = 0.6100(d) z = 1.39P = 0.1646(e) z = -4.75P= 0.0000

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