The local diner is up for sale and there is a potential buyer. I The potential buyer wants to estimate the average number of customers that eats in this dinner before committing to the sale. She conducts & random of 36 days and records the number of customers that eat in the dinner in those days . The potential buyer stated that she would commit to the sale and make an offer if the average attendance in the dinner exceeds 82 . (a) At 5% level of significance, using the evidence provided by your sample, is there enough evidence to conclude that the average attendance at this diner exceeds 82 people? Conduct the necessary hypothesis test and illustrate your answer using a graph below.(b) Calculate the p-value associated with your test statistic and show on the graph drawn in part (a). Confirm the result of your test using the p-value. Would the outcome of your be any different if the level of significance were 1% instead? Explainthis is the data needed for the question

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