Hello, from the chat provided, please solve the number of hours worked per week at a job in Canada, on average, was 38.69 in 2015. So, are Albertans different from Canadians in general in terms of this characteristic? (Example:

Albertans have lower or higher number of work hours per week than the national average ?) Please test for a significant difference between the mean (whw_120c) population. Discuss in detail all 5 steps involved in hypothesis testing to show whether there is a significant difference between the mean (whw_120c) of the sample of Albertans and the mean number of hours per week of 38.69 for the Canadian population.

T-Test One-Sample Statistics N Mean Std. Deviation Sid. Error Mean whw 120c Number of hours 283 41.353 17,3481 1.0312 worked per week at job One-Sample Test Test Value = 38.69 95% Confidence Interval of the df Sig. (2-4alled) Mean Difference Difference Lower Upper whew 120g Number of hours 2.582 282 010 2.6630 633 4.693 worked per week at job C