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Please Provide R code as well Use R to find probability (p-value). Find probability P(X>12.3), where...

Please Provide R code as well

Use R to find probability (p-value). Find probability P(X>12.3), where X follows F-distribution with degree of freedom in numerator 4 and degree of freedom in numerator 10.

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We have to use R to find p-value for following:

P(X>12.3)=..........?

where X follows F-distribution with degree of freedom in numerator 4 and degree of freedom in numerator 10.

Use following R code:

pvalue < - pf( (12.3, 4, 10, lower.tail=F)

Thus

p-value = P( X > 12.3)

p-value = 0.000709.

orchestra answered 1 year ago
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