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Finding the critical value(s) of x^2, and use a x^2 distribution table to find the limits containing the P-value. Determine whether there is sufficient evidence to support the given alternative hypothesis.

Test Ho:theta=2.63,Versus H1:theta does not equal2.62, given that theta = 0.10, n=13, and s=2.66.

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