One Sample T-test Suppose that as a military psychologist you know that the population of sonar operators has a mean identification rate of 82 targets out of 100. You have just developed a new sonar training system that, you claim, will increase the number of targets correctly identified. The identification rate of the 15 trainees with your program is as follows: 88,79,92,87,82,86,91,80,87,83,91,85,82,89,94 Using the data from these 15 trainees, is their identification rate significantly better than that of the population trained in the traditional manner? Don't just show our data output, answer the question. 2. T-Test for Independent Samples The following represent the weight of 13 fish caught by two groups of anglers. These anglers tested the claim that a new Zeta bait would facilitate the catching of heavier fish as compared to the old Aquiline bait. Two groups of proficient anglers were randomly assigned to fish with the baits for 2 hours each. Each group caught 13 fish. Fish weights are given below: Aquiline: 10,16,18,19,14,8,9,5,7,11,15,6,4 Zeta: 2,4,1,2,0,1,2,10,18,4,7,20,7 Assuming that you have been hired to determine the outcome of this experiment, what conclusions would you draw about the baits? Don't just show our data output, answer the question.