The process of producing pain-relievertablets yields tablets with varying amounts of the active ingredient. The manufacturer claims each tablet has 200 milligrams of the active ingredient on average. The consumer Watchdog Bureau assumes the manufacturer claim is correct, but occasionally tests samples of the tablets to ensure they contain the correct amount of the active ingredient, on average. The Bureau performs a two-sided t hypothesis test. If the Bureau tests a random sample of 70 tablets and observes a mean content of the active ingredient is 194.3 milligrams, while the standard deviation is 21 milligrams, what is the 3. Observed Test Statistic l 58'3\"] v b. p value for the t hypothesis test l 59'5\"] V c. The degrees of freedom for the TTest Statistic: [53'8\"] V