Finding the p-value in one-sample Z tests @jbstatistics

Uploaded November 2012 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago

I have an updated and improved version of this video available at: youtu.be/m6sGjWz2CPg

I work through a few quick examples of determining what area corresponds to the p-value in one-sample Z tests on the population mean mu. The same logic holds for other types of test. I assume that you know how to find areas under the standard normal curve.

Finding the p-value in one-sample Z tests

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