In a research area, there is an assumption that the average body temperature of teens is higher than the average human temperature (98.6degrees Fahrenheit).The average body temperature of a simple random sample of 25 teens is found to be 98.9degrees Fahrenheit.Suppose the population standard deviation of teens is 0.6degrees Fahrenheit, and assuming95% confidence, can we accept or reject this hypothesis? Note: Please do not forget to consider the following main points for testing your Null Hypothesis as required: State your Null Hypothesis and Alternative Hypothesis: show Alpha (level of significance) and confidence level (1 - alpha) if required; select your test statistic (Z, t, or Chi-square); set up critical value(s) based on the level of significance and/or degrees of freedom; collect data and compute the test statistic (i.e., what does Z, t, or Chi-square equal to); make a statistical decision (based on comparing the critical value with the calculated test statistic and/or with respect to its relevant p-value) to either Reject or FTR=fail to reject the Null Hypothesis (H₀); and express your decision and conclusion statement to finalize your answer to the problem at hand based on the specific test you used.