(Steps Shown) [4 points] What is the p- value for testing the null hypothesis β_1=0.6 against the alternative hypothesis H_a:β_1<0.6
Question: [4 points] What is the p- value for testing the null hypothesis \({{\beta }_{1}}=0.6\) against the alternative hypothesis \({{H}_{a}}:{{\beta }_{1}}<0.6\) ?
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