8] A cereal salesperson claims the mean sugar content for all cereals is less than y grams (per gram of cereal). The statistician in you becomes suspicious, so you decide to record the sugar content of 16 randomly chosen cereals, shown below in grams (per gram of cereal). Then you select a o =.05 level to test the cereal salesperson's claim (25 pts): 03 07 .09 .13 .13 .17 .24 30 39 .43 43 44 45 47 47 .48 H: versus H : Sample Stats: n = Compute the "Test Statistic" below and record it inside the box provided: Locate the CVs, Shade the RZs, Fit the TS, and Compare the P-Value to Alpha -4 Formal Conclusion Under the assumption that the probability of obtaining a result as or more extreme than the one observed ( ), is given by a p-value that is than a. Thus, we have sufficient sample evidence that the claim