Free Trade agreements are a complicated part of the government's trade policy. Some argue that trade agreements are crucial to the economy, while others argue they are unfair. A trade specialist says most Americans are ambivalent about trade agreements, scoring a 5 on a 0 to 10 scale. The confidence interval for the possible levels of American's support for free trade is 5.96 through 6.38. The null hypothesis here is that American's support free trade agreements at a level 5. The working hypothesis here is that American's support for free trade agreements at a level other than 5. With the given confidence level, do you accept or reject the null hypothesis