Find the P value in a left tail T test when the test statistic (t value) is -2.345 and the sample size is 11. (Answer should be two decimals in ascending order)

A contractor recorded the amount of money earned for different jobs and the amount of time spent on each job. The data are shown in the scatterplot below. Based on the data, predict the amount of money the carpenter would earn from a job that took 15 days to complete.A. $1500B. $3500C. $1000D. $3000

Question 1:A researcher is interested in knowing if there are differences between the incidence of accidents among (1) employees who received only video safety training and (2) employees who received hands-on safety training.They were able to collect 102 responses from a random number of employees. Among them, 27 video-only employees were in accidents, 36 were not; 23 hands-on training were in accidents, 16 were not. Construct a contingency table. Run the Chi-Square test for independence using the calculator in the Module. State your findings and their significance. Do not forget to give summary statistics in APA format.Question 2:A researcher has found that pilots taking an over the counter antihistamine have poor reaction times. They performed an experiment on 22 pilots: 11 took the medication and 11 did not. Their reaction times to a command by Air Traffic Control was considered to be adequate or inadequate. Among those taking the medication, 9 were rated inadequate and 2 adequate. Among those not taking the medication, 10 were rated adequate and only 1 inadequate. Construct a contingency table. Run the Chi-Square test for independence using the calculator in the module. Construct a contingency table.•State your findings and their significance. Do not forget to give summary statistics in APA format.•What is the problem with this research study? Is the Chi-Square test appropriate? Why or why not? What could the researcher do to potentially rectify the problem?