It is well known that the time to the appearance of the first true leaves for basil plants is 21 to 35 days, or on average, about 28 days. 9 randomly chosen students monitored and recorded the number of days it took for true leaves to first appear on a basil plant assigned to their care. We calculated the average and standard deviation of days to the appearance of the first true leaves for our 9 randomly chosen plants to be 24.03 days and 2.92 days. Assuming our basil plants are randomly chosen from a larger population of basil plants, and the distribution of days is normally distributed, use a one sample t test to determine whether the average time to the first true leaves issignificantly differentfrom 28 days. Use =0.05. Fill in and choose answers in brackets.