et x be a random variable representing the area (in square feet) of single-family houses in a town.  A newspaper report claims that the average area of houses in the town is 2,160 square feet.  To test this claim we find that a sample of 31 houses has a mean area of 2,095 square feet with a sample standard deviation of 163.7 square feet.  If you assume that the population mean is 2,160 square feet, find the standardized test statistic based on this sample.   A. 2.211   B. 0.397   C. -0.397   D. -2.211

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