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Question 311 point] A survey conducted for Wal-Mart in January 2019 reported that on average, people spend $?5 on the purchase of a Valentine's day giftI however the Manager of local Wal-Marl: franchise thinks that people actually spend less than that. The Manager surveys 40 randomly selected Wal-Mart shoppers and finds they plan to spend a sample average of $64 (with a sample standard deviation of $25) on gifts. Does the sample data provide evidence that Wal-Mart shoppers are spend less than $7'5 on Valentine's Day gifts? For the purposes of this question, it is reasonable to believe the assumptions for the inference procedure have been satisfied. To answer this question, determine the following: What is the p-value for the hypothesis test? Enter your response to four decimal places in the space below. Your Answer: Your Answer Question 4 {1 point) A survey conducted for Wal-Mart in January 2019 reported that on average, people spend $?5 on the purchase of a Valentine's day giftI however the Manager of local Wal-Mart franchise thinks that people actually spend less than that. The Manager surveys 40 randomly selected Wal-Mart shoppers and finds they plan to spend a sample average of $64 (with a sample standard deviation of $25) on gifts. Does the sample data provide evidence that Wal-Mart shoppers are spend less than $7'5 on Valentine's Day gifts? For the purposes of this question, it is reasonable to believe the assumptions for the inference procedure have been satisfied. To answer this question, determine the following: What conclusion can you about whether it appears Wal-Mart shoppers are spending less on Valentine's Day gifts? Select the best option from the list below: There is no evidence to suggest the mean amount customers are spending on Valentine's Day gifts IS $75, suggesting customers are in fact spending less than that. There is no evidence to suggest the mean amount customers are spending on Valentine's Day gifts is less than $75, and therefore we can conclude customers are in fact spending $75 on gifts. O There is very strong evidence to suggest the mean amount customers are spending on Valentine's Day gifts is NOT $75, suggesting customers are in fact spending less than that. O There is very strong evidence to suggest the mean amount customers are spending on Valentine's Day gifts IS $75, and therefore no evidence to suggest customers are spending less than that