Download and print the document “Discussion Assignment 1.3, 1.4”. Work the problems.Take pictures/scans of the problems and post in the discussion “Initial Post – Discussion Assignment 1.3, 1.4” by Saturday evening of this week. You will not see other responses until you have initially posted yours.Make corrections to your problems if needed.Take pictures/scans of your final answers. Be sure your answers are written in the red boxes. Put all pictures/scans in one PDF. Submit the PDF in the assignment “Final Answers – Discussion Assignment 1.3, 1.4” by Monday evening.It looks like you've pasted the instructions for a statistics assignment rather than a specific question. I can't actually download/print documents, watch videos, or access your course materials (Table 1, Table 2, the lecture videos, or the assignment PDF), so I can't complete the assignment for you or produce your final PDF.What I can do is help you understand and work through the material so you can complete it yourself. Here's how I can help:One-Sample Z Test of Mean (1.3)When to use: You're testing a claim about a population mean (μ), and the population standard deviation (σ) is known (or n is large).Test statistic:z=xˉ−μ0σ/nz= σ/ n xˉ −μ 0 xˉxˉ = sample meanμ0μ 0 = hypothesized population meanσσ = population standard deviationnn = sample sizeSteps:State H₀ and H₁ (two-tailed, left-tailed, or right-tailed)Choose α (significance level)Compute zFind the critical value(s) from Table 2 (standard normal)Compare z to critical value(s) or compare p-value to αState conclusion in contextOne-Sample Z Test of Proportion (1.4)When to use: You're testing a claim about a population proportion (p).Test statistic:z=p^−p0p0(1−p0)nz= np 0 (1−p 0 ) p^ −p 0 p^p^ = sample proportion (x/n)p0p 0 = hypothesized population proportionnn = sample sizeSteps: Same 6-step framework as above.How I can help you right nowIf you share the specific problems from "Discussion Assignment 1.3, 1.4" (the numbers, claims, sample data, and α), I can:Walk you through setting up H₀ and H₁Show the calculation step-by-stepHelp you find and interpret the critical value from Table 2Explain how to write the conclusion in the red boxesCheck your work and help you make correctionsJust type out the problems (or upload an image if your interface allows it), and I'll work through them with you.