Question

20 multiple choice 1 point select the most appropriate response. a p-value=0.35 indicates that: the null hypothesis is false. the null hypothesis is true. there is weak to no sample evidence against the null hypothesis. there is strong sample evidence against the null hypothesis.

Explanation:

The p - value is a measure of the evidence against the null hypothesis. A large p - value (like 0.35, which is greater than common significance levels like 0.05 or 0.01) indicates that we do not have strong evidence to reject the null hypothesis. So, a p - value of 0.35 means there is weak to no sample evidence against the null hypothesis. The options "the null hypothesis is false" and "the null hypothesis is true" are incorrect because the p - value does not tell us if the null hypothesis is actually true or false, just about the evidence against it. "There is strong sample evidence against the null hypothesis" is also incorrect as a large p - value means the opposite.

Answer:

C. there is weak to no sample evidence against the null hypothesis. (assuming the third option is labeled C, if the original options had labels, we use the correct label with the text. Since in the given options, the third option is "there is weak to no sample evidence against the null hypothesis", so the answer is that option.)