NOTE: For this entire assignment, when entering your t calculated values, always enter the absolute value. Do not enter a negative value. One-sample t-test questions Consider a new drug that is being studied to alter red blood cell (RBC) counts in individuals. The mean number of RBC in normal individuals is 5 million cells per microliter (cells/mcL). A trial study was performed in which some volunteers took the drug and had their RBC numbers counted. The data is: 5075000 5192000 5135000 5230000 5218000 4995000 5130000 4865000 5153000 4995000 5195000 4986000 4964000 5111000 5058000 4754000 5015000 5178000 4955000 Q1. What is the sample mean? (provide value to nearest 0.1) X=77? Q2. What is the sample standard deviation? (provide value to nearest 0.1) s=777 Q3. What is the sample standard error? (provide value to nearest 0.1) SE =777 Conduct a two-tailed t-test of this data. Q4. What is t.alc? (provide value to nearest 0.001) tealc = 2?72 Q5. What is terit for significance at the p