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brain teaser..how did they get the p value

Asked by syedasimmeesaq in Probability & Statistics, Math & Science

Well I got this file from my client and I have these values
I will be given numerator, denominator and goal. And I need to calculate p-value.
The example below if this.

Numerator Denominator goal p-value
56 106 0.6732 0.001343026
11 24 0.6732 0.024114813

Now I am not a statistician. Hence I am wondering what formula did they use to calculate p-value? What would I do when I am given the above 3 values to calculate the p-value.
I will appreciate any help
Thanks

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brain teaser..how did they get the p value

Asked by syedasimmeesaq in Probability & Statistics, Math & Science

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