Suppose we have collected times, in minutes, that it takes volunteers to complete a set of mazes, on paper. Volunteers are randomly assigned to one of two groups. Group 1 watches a 5 minute video explaining good strategies for completing the mazes. Group 2 watches a 5 minute video of other people successfully completing the mazes, but with no explanation given. Researchers are interested in testing against the null hypothesis that there is no difference in population mean times that it takes people to complete mazes after watching either type of video. Here are the summary statistics after collecting data. Note that the sample sizes differ, because some subjects did not follow instructions correctly and so they were not included in the analysis. Group Mean Standard Deviation Sample Size Group 1 10.8 8.7 48 Group 2 9.6 7.9 51 a. Is this study design paired or not paired? paired b. The null hypothesis being tested is: (for the first blank, choose from options 1-4 below) Ho : option 2 O 1. ud 2. H1 - 12 3. Ed 4. $1 - 2 c. The 95% CI is (round to two decimal places if needed): ([ Select ] [ Select ]