The manufacturer of an over-the-counter heartburn relief medication claims that its product brings relief in less than 3.0 minutes, on average. To be able to make this claim, the manufacturer was required by the FDA to present statistical evidence in support of the claim. The manufacturer reported that for a sample of 60 heartburn sufferers, the sample mean time to relief was 3.3 minutes and the population standard deviation was 1.1 minutes. Assuming the manufacturer's claim is correct, what is the probability of obtaining a sample with a mean time to relief is greater than 3.3 minutes? Round answer to four decimals.