Pick the Test (Z-test, Single Sample T-test, Independent Sample T-test, Paired Sample Ttest, ANOVA):   10. A popular financial advisor states that, on average, a person should spend no more than $100 per month on entertainment. A researcher believes that the average person spends more than that and conducts a survey of 25 randomly chosen people. In that survey, the average monthly spending on entertainment was found to be $118.44, with a standard deviation of $35.00.   Test:

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