Jim wondered whether the average distance commuter students at UWW have to commute to campus is 20 miles on a week day, so he collected a random sample of 16 commuter students, and found an average distance of 23 miles with a standard deviation of 5 miles. The appropriate test for this scenario would be:   Group of answer choices Related-samples t test Independent-samples t test z-test One-sample t test One-way ANOVA

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