Ten wild, free-ranging deer were captured and immediately given intramuscular injection. The levels of androgens for the 10 deer taken from the blood samples 30 minutes after the injection are (in nanograms per milimeter, ng/ml) 12.76 15.18 10.68 12.14 11.37 10.41 16.60 13.90 10.79 12.06 Assuming that the population of androgen levels are normally distributed. At a = 0.1, can you support a claim that the mean androgen level is around 12 ng/ml? Use critical value method.

Ten wild, free-ranging deer were captured and immediately given intramuscular injection. The levels of androgens for the 10 deer taken from the blood samples 30 minutes after the injection are (in nanograms per milimeter, ng/ml) 12.76 15.18 10.68 12.14 11.37 10.41 16.60 13.90 10.79 12.06 Assuming that the population of androgen levels are normally distributed. At a = 0.1, can you support a claim that the mean androgen level is around 12 ng/ml? Use critical value method.

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