Five scenarios are presented below, labeled (i) through (v). For each scenario, you are given hypotheses, along with the resulting test statistic. H o : p = 0.3 vs. H a : p > 0.3, z = 1.7 H o : p =...

1. Five scenarios are presented below, labeled (i) through (v). For each scenario, you are given hypotheses, along with the resulting test statistic.

• H_o:
  p
  = 0.3 vs. H_a:
  p
  > 0.3,
  z
  = 1.7


• H_o:
  p
  = 0.75 vs. H_a:
  p
  <>
  z
  = -1.7


• H_o:
  p
  = 0.25 vs. H_a:
  p
  ≠ 0.25,
  z
  = 1.7


• H_o:
  p
  = 0.5 vs. H_a:
  p
  ≠ 0.5,
  z
  = -2.7


• H_o:
  p
  = 0.5 vs. H_a:
  p
  > 0.5,
  z
  = 2.7

Corey is asked to look carefully through the five scenarios above and to identify for which scenarios the resulting
P-values will be the same. Corey answers “Scenarios (i) and (iii).”

what is the mistake??