The accompanying table lists the numbers of words spoken in a day by each member of 56 different randomly selected couples. Male Female 27,295 20,058 14,538 24,279 6,627 6,080 26,863 17,194 26,154 11,494 7,897 14,266 20,729 11,020 16,614 18,149 26,788 12,660 23,142 19,080 12,863 14,052 10,490 12,479 12,958 16,999 21,116 24,740 19,401 7,220 959 18,144 19,879 22,678 8,970 20,211 22,056 17,878 18,140 14,993 17,243 29,363 21,802 9,987 8,915 19,744 6,195 6,519 27,800 10,925 9,753 18,965 11,486 13,993 12,670 23,131 13,624 20,535 20,298 11,258 15,470 35,653 11,227 10,243 20,953 10,489 15,208 13,808 9,339 28,375 13,608 21,585 13,747 15,263 11,141 20,435 17,723 21,103 13,287 14,162 14,023 17,251 6,374 11,661 18,467 18,426 14,721 16,822 16,638 27,260 15,697 38,278 17,541 24,903 37,429 35,365 19,171 22,767 46,999 32,671 27,313 16,845 9,728 8,998 15,532 25,478 11,224 15,768 7,035 15,937 21,811 27,253 =0<0 Identify the test statistic.   ​(Round to two decimal places as​ needed.)   Identify the​ P-value.   (Round to three decimal places as​ needed.)   greater than, fail to reject, is not   The confidence interval is __ word(s)<μd<__word(s).   (round to one decimal place as needed)   zero, fail to reject

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The accompanying table lists the numbers of words spoken in a day by each member of 56 different randomly selected couples.

Male Female
27,295 20,058
14,538 24,279
6,627 6,080
26,863 17,194
26,154 11,494
7,897 14,266
20,729 11,020
16,614 18,149
26,788 12,660
23,142 19,080
12,863 14,052
10,490 12,479
12,958 16,999
21,116 24,740
19,401 7,220
959 18,144
19,879 22,678
8,970 20,211
22,056 17,878
18,140 14,993
17,243 29,363
21,802 9,987
8,915 19,744
6,195 6,519
27,800 10,925
9,753 18,965
11,486 13,993
12,670 23,131
13,624 20,535
20,298 11,258
15,470 35,653
11,227 10,243
20,953 10,489
15,208 13,808
9,339 28,375
13,608 21,585
13,747 15,263
11,141 20,435
17,723 21,103
13,287 14,162
14,023 17,251
6,374 11,661
18,467 18,426
14,721 16,822
16,638 27,260
15,697 38,278
17,541 24,903
37,429 35,365
19,171 22,767
46,999 32,671
27,313 16,845
9,728 8,998
15,532 25,478
11,224 15,768
7,035 15,937
21,811 27,253

=0<0

Identify the test statistic.
 
​(Round to two decimal places as​ needed.)
 
Identify the​ P-value.
 
(Round to three decimal places as​ needed.)
 
greater than, fail to reject, is not
 
The confidence interval is __ word(s)<μd<__word(s).
 
(round to one decimal place as needed)
 
zero, fail to reject
 
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The accompanying table lists the numbers of words spoken in a day by each member of 56 different randomly selected couples. 

Following table is obtained from the provided data:

  Male Female Difference 
  27295 20058 7237
  14538 24279 -9741
  6627 6080 547
  26863 17194 9669
  26154 11494 14660
  7897 14266 -6369
  20729 11020 9709
  16614 18149 -1535
  26788 12660 14128
  23142 19080 4062
  12863 14052 -1189
  10490 12479 -1989
  12958 16999 -4041
  21116 24740 -3624
  19401 7220 12181
  959 18144 -17185
  19879 22678 -2799
  8970 20211 -11241
  22056 17878 4178
  18140 14993 3147
  17243 29363 -12120
  21802 9987 11815
  8915 19744 -10829
  6195 6519 -324
  27800 10925 16875
  9753 18965 -9212
  11486 13993 -2507
  12670 23131 -10461
  13624 20535 -6911
  20298 11258 9040
  15470 35653 -20183
  11227 10243 984
  20953 10489 10464
  15208 13808 1400
  9339 28375 -19036
  13608 21585 -7977
  13474 15263 -1789
  11414 20435 -9021
  17723 21103 -3380
  13287 14162 -875
  14023 17251 -3228
  6374 11661 -5287
  18467 18246 221
  14271 16822 -2551
  16638 27260 -10622
  15697 38278 -22581
  17541 24903 -7362
  37429 35365 2064
  19171 22767 -3596
  46999 32671 14328
  27313 16845 10468
  9728 8998 730
  15532 25478 -9946
  11224 15768 -4544
  7035 15937 -8902
  21811 27253 -5442
       
Average 16682.518 18477.018 -1794.5
St. Dev. 7956.901 7372.97 9158.33
n 56 56 56

From the sample data, it is found that the corresponding sample means are:

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Also, the provided sample standard deviations are: 

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and the sample size is n = 56. For the score differences we have 

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