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\f\f\fCan you use these data for inferences? Why? (chose all that apply] Group of answer choices Yes. data are normally distributed and therefore we can use them No, data are not normally distributed, so we cannot use them No, we cannot use these data as there is an outlier Yes. we can use these data as, except the outlier, the rest of the data are normally distributed (Exclude the outlier and answer the rest of the questions) Use Distribution calculator from JMP to nd: what is the 60th percentile temperature reading? Group of answer choices 51.53 to 53.32 51.84 53.03 52.25 and 52.60 What is 95% confidenoe interval for the population Group of answer choices 52.29 to 52.5? 1967.63 to 2622.36 52.43 to 52.57 2295 to 2622.36 Managers are suspicious that temperature readings for the tools are consistentty higher than their ideal operating max. What kind hypotheses testing do we need to use? Group of answer choices OneSample ttest OneSample ztest TwoSample ttest Paired test Managers are suspicious that temperature readings for the tools are consistently higher than their ideal operating max. What would be the hypotheses to test this? Group of answer choices H = 0 H>O None of the above. Managers are suspicious that temperature readings for the tools are consistently higher than their ideal operating max. Run hypothesis testing. What do the sample data (evidence) show? (chose all that apply) Group of answer choices Reject the null Fail to reject the null Managers were right, based on this test and data results, we can conclude that machines are reading consistently higher temperature than the upper value of the pre-set range. There is no evidence that temperature readings are higher, thus managers were wrong