What's the P value for this data set? Digit Probability Frequency 1 0.301 42 2 0.176 ...

What's the P value for this data set?

Digit   Probability   Frequency
1   0.301   42
2   0.176   25
3   0.125   28
4   0.097   26
5   0.079   23
6   0.067   36
7   0.058   15
8   0.051   17
9   0.046   9

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