Polyester resins reinforced with fiberglass are used to fabricate wall panels of restaurants. It is theorized that adding cement kiln dust (CKD) to the polyester composite will increase wall panel hardness. In a study published in Advances in Applied Physics (Vol. 2, 2014), hardness (joules [J] per squared centimeters) was determined for three polyester composite mixtures that used a 40% CKD weight ratio. The hardness values were reported as 83, 84, and 79 J/cm2. Research has shown that the mean hardness value of polyester composite mixtures that use a 20% CKD weight ratio is μ = 76 J/cm2. In your opinion, does using a 40% CKD weight ratio increase the mean hardness value of polyester composite mixtures? Support your answer statistically.