MAT118 - Statistics Applications for Chapter 3: Estimating the Population MeanDuring the previous "free-form" project, you created a test for significance based on a conversation you had with a friend. He complained that during a drive across New York, he passed more than 40 gas stations and the average of the gas prices they saw was more than $2.70 per gallon of gasoline.After your test for significance and looking at the data based on a trusted web page, you asked your friend what he really saw, because you feel that the data you looked at would match his data, and so there must be some sort of assumptions that you are making that cause the disagreement in data.Your friend admits that he did in fact drive "across" New York State, but that he only passed gas stations on the Thruway (Interstates 90 and 87) when he was making his observations. This is not representative of all gas stations in New York, explaining the disparity in your significance test!Upon further thought, your friend somehow gives you more detailed information! He passed 43 gas stations, and the average cost of regular gasoline was $2.729 per gallon. His sample standard deviation was $0.035.Based on this new information, complete or respond to the following in a PDF file to be postedto this assignment in Blackboard by November 27 at 11:45 pm.1.What population of gas stations is best represented by the stations your friend observed?