A bookstore is trying to predict how many of a new fantasy book will sell. They form a model to predict the number of copies sold each weekday. According to the model, they expect the same number of copies will be sold each day. To test the model, they record the number of copies sold each weekday during a particular week, as shown below.    A GOD test was preformed at a 5% significance level. List the hypothesis and state, giving a reason, wherher the null hypothesis should be accepted or rejected in context of the problem.

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