A random number generator is supposed to produce random numb

A random number generator is supposed to produce random numbers that are uniformly distributed on the interval from 0 to 1. If this is true, the numbers generated come from a population with = 0.5 and = 0.2887. A command to generate 169 random numbers gives outcomes with mean x = 0.4365. Assume that the population remains fixed. We want to test H0:=0.5 Ha:0.5 (a) Calculate the value of the z test statistic. (b) Use Table C: is z significant at the 40% level ( = 0.4)? (Answer with \"Yes/Y\" or \"No/N\".) (c) Use Table C: is z significant at the 0.1% level ( = 0.001)? (Answer with \"Yes/Y\" or \"No/N\".) (d) Between which two Normal critical values z in the bottom row of Table C does the absolute value of z lie? Between what two numbers does the P - value lie? (e) Does the test give good evidence against the null hypothesis? (Answer with \"Yes/Y\" or \"No/N\".)

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