Achalasia is a rare disease that causes serious digestive distress to patients. Specialists perform an operation on the esophagus to remedy the situation. However, high blood pressure is a side effect of this operation and the blood pressure of operated patients is believed to be 150 mmHg. A concerned specialist collected data on randomly selected 15 patients he operated on and found their average blood pressure to be 156 mmHg with a standard deviation of 12 mmHg. The p-value for a (Assume blood pressure hypothesis test that investigates whether the operation causes higher blood pressure than the common belief is

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Achalasia is a rare disease that causes serious digestive distress to patients. Specialists perform an operation on the esophagus to remedy the situation. However, high
blood pressure is a side effect of this operation and the blood pressure of operated patients is believed to be 150 mmHg. A concerned specialist collected data on
randomly selected 15 patients he operated on and found their average blood pressure to be 156 mmHg with a standard deviation of 12 mmHg. The p-value for a
hypothesis test that investigates whether the operation causes higher blood pressure than the common belief is
.(Assume blood pressure
is approximately Normal)
Transcribed Image Text:Click to see additional instructions Achalasia is a rare disease that causes serious digestive distress to patients. Specialists perform an operation on the esophagus to remedy the situation. However, high blood pressure is a side effect of this operation and the blood pressure of operated patients is believed to be 150 mmHg. A concerned specialist collected data on randomly selected 15 patients he operated on and found their average blood pressure to be 156 mmHg with a standard deviation of 12 mmHg. The p-value for a hypothesis test that investigates whether the operation causes higher blood pressure than the common belief is .(Assume blood pressure is approximately Normal)
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