write me a lab report discussion for this The findings resulted in a greater mean of 111.6 for the parking lot particulate matter when compared to the indoor particulate matter with a mean of 87.5. Respectively, the standard deviation was calculated at 17.80 and 7.48, with a variance that resulted in 316.93 and 56.05. Lastly, the t-value was calculated to be 3.95. This value, when compared to the critical value on a one-tailed t-test, resulted in a higher statistical significance with .05 probability critical threshold set at 1.173. Furthermore, it exceeded .01 probability critical threshold set at 2.552. The findings concluded that it can be said with both 95% and 99% confidence that the mean particulate matter for the parking lot is greater than the mean particulate matter for the control set. These results indicate a significant difference in particulate matter levels between the parking lot and the indoor set. The t-value exceeding both critical thresholds further supports this discovery