Petals & Blooms, a renowned flower shop, takes pride in its exquisite floral arrangements. Among their best-selling products are the Eternal Rosespreserved roses that defy time, lasting for months without wilting. Recently, Mildred Sanchez, the shop owner, noticed fluctuations in the freshness of the Eternal Roses delivered by a key supplier. Suspecting that the average humidity level during transportation might be affecting the quality of the roses, the owner decides to investigate it further. Drawing from historical data during periods when the roses' freshness was consistently considered good, the owner found that the average humidity level during transportation hovered around 65.1%. With this information, she aims to investigate whether the current average humidity level deviates significantly from this benchmark. Mildred collects data on the humidity levels during the last fifteen shipments of Eternal Roses from that supplier. Each shipment consists of multiple boxes of roses, and she records the average humidity level for each shipment: What type of hypothesis test should the shop owner apply? Choose the best answer Right-tailed Two-tailed Left-tailed