Alcohol usage on college campuses is a concern for administrators. Research has been conducted regarding students' perceptions of drinking behaviors. The university administrators believe that students estimate that an average of 5 drinks consumed is considered binge drinking. You think that the number of drinks perceived by students to be binge drinking is different from 5. To test this hypothesis, the researcher selects a sample of college students from a university and asks them how many drinks in a row a person must drink for it to be considered binge drinking? Your sample consisted of 16 students with a mean number of drink equaling 7.94 and a standard deviation of 4.63. For a = .05 the appropriate critical value is 2.131. State the null and alternative hypotheses. Null Alternative What is the calculated t-score/value? Why did you use t rather than z? Should the null hypothesis be rejected? Why/Why not (e.g., what is your "decision rule"? Based on the problem's scenario what does rejectingot rejecting mean exactly (incorporate your alpha level in your explanation)