QUESTION 4 Hiight's claim that its large box of candies contains 5.7 pounds of toffees. Some doubtful customers wants to perform a hypothesis test, with a .05 level of significance, to check Hiight's claim. A random sample of 39 cans provides a sample mean of 5.85 pounds. Previous tests show that the population standard deviation can be assumed known with a value of 0.45. and also show that the population of filling weights can be assumed to have a normal distribution. Based on the attached Data Set, find the Z value of the data: (Refer to 'Candy Store' tab from the attached Data Set for Quiz #9) Data Set for Quiz #9.xlsx O 1.98 O 1.61 O 2.02 O 2.14 QUESTION 5 Hiight's claim that its large box of candies contains 5.7 pounds of toffees. Some doubtful customers wants to perform a hypothesis test, with a .05 level of significance, to check Hiight's claim. A random sample of 39 cans provides a sample mean of 5.85 pounds. Previous tests show that the population standard deviation can be assumed known with a value of 0.45. and also show that the population of filling weights can be assumed to have a normal distribution. Based on the attached Data Set, compute the P value P(Z) of the data: (Refer to 'Candy Store' tab from the attached Data Set for Quiz #9). O 0.1913 O 0.9784 O 0.7661 O 0.3221