According to the American Time Use Survey, the typical American spends 183 minutes per day watching television. A college dean wondered if college students were different. He conducted a survey of 50 college students and found they had a mean of 165 minutes per day with a standard deviation of 72. To test this hypothesis, find P-value and rind to the nearest thousandth. Using the a=0.05, write a conclusion for the hypothesis test for question above, state whether or not you are rejecting hypothesis and what the hypothesis is in words, write a sentence that the researcher could share with colleagues without using technical terms for statistics

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