1. The quality control division of a factory that manufactures batteries suspects defects in the production of a model of mobile phone battery which results in a lower life for the product. Until now, the time duration in phone conversation for the battery followed a normal distribution with a mean of 300 minutes and a standard deviation of 30. However, in an inspection of the last batch produced before sending it to market, it was found that the average time spent in conversation was 290 minutes in a sample of 60 batteries. Assuming that the time is still normal with the same standard deviation:

Can it be concluded that the quality control suspicions are true at a significance level of 1%?