Bill performs a two-tailed test regarding a population proportion, obtains a P-value of 0.06 and fails to reject the null hypothesis. If the test had been one-tailed (and based on the same sample data), what would the P-value have been? Would he have reached the same conclusion?

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The Answer of Bill performs a two-tailed test regarding a population proportion, obtains a P-value of 0.06 and fails to reject the null hypothesis. If the test had been one-tailed (and based on the same sample data), what would the P-value have been? Would he have reached the same conclusion?

Bill Performs a Two-Tailed Test Regarding a Population Proportion, Obtains