Part 1: Data Use the attached data file. Questions in this section assume all the nominally scaled variables have been assigned meaningful labels and have been suitably transformed as instructed in the previous section.

Part 2: Analysis The researcher is interested in examining the following question:

Is the rating of Red Mango greater than 3.5?

Conduct relevant analysis to answer the questions in this section.

Part 3: Answering Instructions Use the following instructions in stating answers (unless otherwise stated):

Round your answers to show two decimal places. For rounding, round down numbers ending in 1, 2, 3, and 4 and round up those that end in 5 or greater. Do not use commas to separate numbers in an answer (e.g., write 100000 not 100,000). Wherever relevant, include the 0 before the decimal (e.g., state the answer as 0.34, and not .34). Drop trailing 0s after the decimal (e.g., state answer as 0.3, and not 0.30). Do not include unit signs such as $ or % (e.g., answer 34.15 not $34.15, or 67.23 not 67.23%).

The alternative hypothesis (H1) being tested is:

Question 1

a. Rating of Red Mango > 3.5

b. Rating of Red Mango < 3.5

c. Rating of Red Mango <=3.5

5. Rating of Red Mango 3.5

Question 2

The average rating for Red Mango is?

Question 3

The t-statistic for the above test is?

Question 4

The (adjusted) p-value for the above test is?

a. 10.056

b. <.001

c. 1

d. 0.05

Question 5

Based on the results from this test, which of the following statements is accurate about frozen yogurt consumers?

a. Rating of Red Mango is greater than 3.5

b. Rating of Red Mango is not greater than 3.5

c. Rating of Red Mango is 3.5