This week you will use your Sample to test a hypothesis about the population mean for your data set. You will perform a Hypothesis Test using alpha = .05 and the Student's T-Test. Your number for your Hypothesis Test is in the table below and depends on your original Data Set. If you are using Desmos, you will need your Sample from the Week 2 Discussion. Include the Step with your information in the order listed. Please round all calculations to 4 decimals as needed.

Step 1: List needed informationProvide your Data Title with which you are working, include your Sample Mean, Sample Standard Deviation, and Sample Size from the Week 3 Discussion.Step 2: State your Null and Alternate Hypotheses.Based on your first initial use the Null and Alternate Hypotheses listed below.A - H: H0: = # & HA: #I - P: H0: # & HA: > #Q - Z: H0: # & HA: < #Change the # to the appropriate number from the table below.Step 3: Calculate your t-score and p-valueUse eitherDesmos(Links to an external site.) or one of the84 Calculators and use the Student's T distributionStep 4: State your t-score and p-value are.Only include the p-value for your alternate hypothesis (HA).

Information from week 3 discussion is below for part 1 completion.

Data Set Title:2013 Average Annual Number Melanoma, mortality.

Sample:102, 37, 51, 55, 82, 60, 12, 12, 65, 27, 6, 18, 61, 38, 9, 314, 36, 24, 506, 85, 106, 70, 90, 120, 23, 304, 84, 140, 144, 18, 154, 7, 106, 294, 68

Mean: 95.09 ( The average of the data set is found by adding all the numbers together and dividing by the number of values)

Median: 65 (Order the values from least to greatest and find the exact middle)

Mode(s): 12, 18, 106 (Values that occur most frequently in the data set)