An adult earthworm in central Texas has a mean length of 35.5 cm long. You are concerned that the ones in your garden are a significantly different size than that. You randomly select 25 earthworms from your garden and record their length. The left graph below shows your original data. Since it was not normal, you transformed all the data using the natural log function In(x). Your transformed data is on the right graph. Normal Quantile Plot - Original Data Normal Quantile Plot - Transformed Data 2 - 0 -2- What is the appropriate alternative hypothesis for this analysis? The [ Select ] of garden earthworms [ Select ] v to [ Select ]What is the appropriate alternative hypothesis for this analysis? [Select] of garden earthworms [ Select] mean of the log length log of the mean length mean length [ Select ] Vto \fWhat [ Select ] ypothesis for this analysis? 3.57 In(cm) 35.5 cm 35.5 In(cm) v of garden earthworms [ Select ] V to 3.57 cm [ Select ]