calculate a p-value based on the heights of three people of the same gender who are all from the same group. The group you use is up to you. You could choose 3 members of your family. Or you could choose 3 friends. Or you could choose 3 athletes from your favorite sport or any other group that you want to use. Get the heights of these three people in inches. This will be your sample. Calculate the sample mean and report it. Then use the information provided below to calculate standard error, z, and the p-value. After reporting this information describe what the p-value tells you about the likelihood of getting the sample mean you got if your sample comes from a population with the same mean height as people of your sample's gender in general. If your sample is males then use a population mean of 69.3 inches and a population standard deviation of 2.92*. If your sample is females then use a population mean of 63.8 inches and a population standard deviation of 2.8*. If your sample is taller than the population mean for their gender calculate the p-value to tell you how often you would get