(See Steps) A test is carried out to see if the mean diameter of circular crawlspaces in a building is less than 18 inches. The P-value for the test turned
Question: (3 points) A test is carried out to see if the mean diameter of circular crawlspaces in a building is less than 18 inches. The P-value for the test turned out to be 0.4390, which was based on a sample mean of 17.91 inches. Based on this, which of the following can you conclude?
- The mean diameter of all of the crawlspaces is definitely not 18 inches
- There is evidence to suggest that the mean diameter is something other than 18 inches.
- All we can say is that the mean diameter of all of the crawlspaces is less than 18 inches.
- There is no evidence to suggest the mean diameter of all of the crawlspaces less than 18 inches.
- I still don't know what a P-value does exactly
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