Setting Up a Test for a Population Mean

AP Statistics· difficulty 3/5

For the same data and direction-matching alternative, one-tailed p-value vs two-tailed

A
$Equal$
B
$One-tailed = (two-tailed)/2$
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C
$Two-tailed = one-tailed/2$
D
$Independent$

Explanation

For symmetric distributions, halving the two-tailed p-value gives one-tailed.

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