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Question 1: Psychology experiments sometimes involve testing the ability of rats to navigate a maze. One researcher needs a maze that will take rats, on average, less than a minute to solve. The data below gives the completion times for this maze for 20 randomly sampled rats. Will the maze fulfill the researcher's time requirement? Use a significance level of & = 0.05. (8 pts) ~ Time(seconds) 48.4|56.2|62.5/52.0/63.8|54.5|50.7(43.4|58.3|60.1 55.3|57.6/55.5|53.3147.2/54.6/49.9/61.5(65.2|56.2 a) Write the hypotheses using the correct symbols. (Note that the data is given in seconds. Be sure that your hypotheses are also expressed in seconds.) b) Use the T-Test command in your calculator to run this hypothesis test. Write the command and the values you entered and then report the test statistic and p-value. c) Write afull conclusion for this test in the