B C D E F G H Data One-Sample t-Test Results Mean St Dev Samp Size SEM Test Statistic p-value W N Sample Mean 3.68 3.58 40 0.57 1.19 0.234 Null Mean 3.00 LB UB 95% CI for Pop'n Mean 2.56 4.79 The user has two options with regard to data: (1) Enter the actual data in Column A (2) Enter the summary statistics in cells E3, F3, and G3 H A O V A V N O O A N U W W O V O N O O W O U G U N H U O H H UW OH OOOOON(1) A \"healthy" birthweight for babies born in the U5. is currently set at 2800 grams; the average birthweight for babies born to women living in poverty tends to be lower than 2800 grams. Recently, a local hospital introduced an innovative new prenatal care program to reduce the number of low birthweight babies born in the hospital, especially for women living in poverty. (a) What is your population? (b) What is your population parameter of interest? (c) What are the null and alternative hypotheses for the parameter you stated in part (b)? (2) Continuing with question (1), In the first year of the program, 25 mothers, all of whom live in poverty, participated in this program; hospital records reveal that the babies born to these women had a mean birthweight of 3083 grams, with a standard deviation of 608 grams. (a) What is the value of your tstatistic? Give an interpretation for this statistic. (b) Use the \"One-Sample ttest\" Excel spreadsheet to compute your p-value; state your p-value. (c) What conclusion do you reach regarding the null and alternative hypotheses you stated in question (1)