Suppose a researcher is testing someone to see if he or she can tell Soda X from

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Suppose a researcher is testing someone to see if he or she can tell Soda X from Soda Y, and the researcher is using 22 trials, half with Soda X and half with Soda Y The null hypothesis is that the person is guessing. The alternative is one-sided, Ha Po> 0.5. The person gets 14 right out of 22. The p-value comes out to be 0.100 Explain the meaning of the p-value Choose the correct answer below. A. O B. ° C. 0 D. 0 E. F. The probability that the person was not just guessing is about 10%. The probability that a person will get exactly 14 right, if the person is truly guessing, is about 10% The probability that a person will get 14 or more nght, if the person is truly guessing, is about 10%. The probability that a person will get exactly 14 right, if the person is not just guessing, is about 10%. The probability that a person will get 14 or more nght, if the person is not just guessing, is about 10%. The probability that the person was truly guessing is about 10%.

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Option C is Correct

Probability that the person will get 14 or more right, if the person is truly guessing is about 10%

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