Logan thinks his three dogs, Zoe, Rufus and Leo, are smarter than average. He keeps track of how many tricks the dogs can do, assuming that if they know more tricks it means they are smart dogs. An obedience trainer tells him that dogs in general can do _x = 6 tricks with _x = 2. Zoe can do 5 tricks, Rufus can do 8 tricks, and Leo can do 6 tricks. Logan decides to use a criterion of = .10. Use the five steps of hypothesis testing to determine whether Logan's dogs can do more tricks than average. Then, write your conclusion as if you were reporting the results in a research paper.