Mr. Big Candy Store makes a specialty chocolate bar called The Mr. Big Candy Bar. Each Mr. Big Candy Bar should be 6 inches long. The owner of the store Mr. Little has had customer complaints that the Mr. Big Candy Bar have a different length than the required 6 inches. Mr. Little takes a random sample of 36 different Mr. Big Candy Bars from the store and the average length of the Candy Bars was 6.5 inches, with a standard deviation of 1.1 inches. Using a 5% significance level, test the claim that the length of the Mr. Big Candy Bar is not the required 6 inches at the Mr. Big Candy Store. (Remember your units) (Round all statistics and answer to four decimal places) b) Why would or should Mr. Little care? [1 point] (7 points)