A sports manufacturer has developed a new golf ball with special dimples that it hopes will cause the ball to travel farther than standard golf balls. This question is examined by asking 24 golfers to hit 10 new balls and 10 standard balls. Each ball is hit off a tee. and randomization techniques are employed to account for any fatigue or wind effects. The distances traveled by the balls are measured, and DS 9.2.6 presents the average distances in yards for the 10 shots for each of the 24 golfers and the two types of ball. What should the company conclude from this experiment? Why was it a good idea to use a paired design for this experiment?