You are interested in studying the average number of prison rule violations during the previous 12 months for minimum security inmates in Kentucky.You collect information from a sample of inmates, and your research question is: Is the average number of rule violations for Kentucky inmates significantly different from the known average for inmates nationwide?You conduct a one-sample t-test (setting alpha at .05) and get the following results.

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