In a separate experiment, a significance test was performed to test the null hypothesis `H_o`: `\mu` = 24.56 versus the alternative hypothesis `H_a`: `\mu` < 24.56. The test statistic is t = -2.05 with a sample size of 81. What is the p-value of the test?

In a separate experiment, a significance test was performed to test the null hypothesis `H_o`: `\mu` = 24.56 versus the alternative hypothesis `H_a`: `\mu` < 24.56. The test statistic is t = -2.05 with a sample size of 81. What is the p-value of the test?

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