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A sample of 85 peoples daily workout times was found to have a sample mean of 21 minutes with a sample standard deviation of 6.5 minutes. A hypothesis test is performed to conform that the mean exersice is greater than 20 minutes per day.

1)State the p vaule for this test
2)The same expierment is run with 22 people. assume the same summary statistics and a normal population. Show that p>.1
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