Final answer:
Values for a can be selected to satisfy inequalities such as a > 1 or a < 1, but equality like 6 = 1 is not possible. Converting percentages to a percent of 1 involves dividing by 100, and finding a p-value usually refers to statistical analysis which is not fully addressed in the question.
Step-by-step explanation:
The question asks for values of a that satisfy various inequalities and an equation. For part a, any value of a greater than 1 would suffice, such as a=2. For part b, the inequality suggests a value for a which is less than 1. A suitable value could be a=0.5. Part c requires an assignment that makes 6 equal to 1, which is not possible as it contradicts the properties of real numbers. Part d is asking for a whole number, which is already given as a=6.
To convert percentages to a fraction of 1 without more context, the percentage can be divided by 100. Thus, a value such as 50% would become 0.5 or ½ when expressed as a percent of 1. If we are finding the p-value in statistical terms, typically, it is found by referring to probability distribution tables or calculations derived from the test statistics.
For sketching graphs and labeling axes for visual representation of the situation, it is important to create a scale that accurately reflects the data range and to shade the area under the curve that corresponds to the significance level or p-value as part of the statistical analysis.