A high school track and field coach wants to see if a new javelin model will help increase the throw lengof his students. The table below lists the average length in meters using the old model and the new mocfor his 5 student athletes.TamarJerry44.1RodneyAlexJinOld Javelin47.640.546.241.6New Javelin44.248.942.546.842.5Difference d-0.1-1.3-2-0.6-0.9-0.98XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX(d- d)(d - d)0.88-0.32-1.020.380.080.77440.10241.04040.14440.0064The manufacturer of the new javelin claims that with a 0.05 level of significance, the new javelin wiimprove lengths of throws.Hi represents the population mean throw length of the Old Javelin.H2 represents the population mean throw length of the New Javelin.Ho: H1 = H2H:1 < Hz (Claim) At the 0.05 level of significance, is there enough evidence to reject Ho and support the claim of the NewJavelin manufacturer?Yes, because the test statistic is t =2.1318.3.05 which is in the rejection region with critical valueO No, because the test statistic is t =value -3.05.- 2.13 which is NOT in the rejection region with criticalYes, because the test statistic is t = – 2.13 which is in the rejection region with critical value- 2.1318.O Yes, because the test statistic is t = – 2.59 which is NOT the rejection region with critical value- 3.05.O No, because the test statistic is t =value - 2.1318.- 3.05 which is NOT in the rejection region with critical

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At the 0.05 level of significance, is there enough evidence to reject Ho and support the claim of the New Javelin manufacturer?

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