21 people who claim to either be left-handed or right-handed complete a paper-and-pencil

tracing task with both hands. Each person completes the tracing task with both hands in random order. Randomization is important because people tend to improve their times as the work a tracing task repeatedly. The response variable for each hand is the person's average time on five trials. Use the fictitious data on the table below and help from Https://www.socscistatistics.com/tests/what_stats_test_wizard.aspx to determine if there is evidence to support the idea that people work faster with their dominant hand. ? = 0.05

Average Time (seconds) to Complete Tracing Task

Subject Dominant Hand Non-dominant Hand

1 30.60 37.97

2 48.43 51.57

3 60.77 56.67

4 36.07 40.47

5 68.47 49.00

6 32.43 43.23

7 43.70 44.47

8 37.10 28.40

9 31.17 28.23

10 51.23 68.47

11 65.40 51.10

12 58.93 83.50

13 54.47 38.30

14 43.53 51.37

15 37.93 29.33

16 43.50 54.27

17 87.70 62.73

18 53.53 58.00

19 64.3 52.40

20 46.37 53.63

21 53.67 47.00

1.Write appropriate hypotheses

2.Choose the appropriate test and justify your choice. Remember to include conditions

3.Report the calculated test statistic (use the software)

4.Report and interpret the p-value