) Eleven students tested two routes from a particular parking space to a particular classroom, with...

) Eleven students tested two routes from a particular parking space to a particular classroom, with each student walking each route. The times are recorded below. Test the following H₀: The two routes are equally fast? Use a signed-rank test

Student J	Route 1	Route 2
1	10.2 Minutes	10,1 Minutes
2	9.6	9.8
3	9.2	8.9
4	10.6	10.2
5	9.9	10.4
6	10.2	9.6
7	10.6	9.9
8	10.0	10.0
9	11.2	10.4
10	10.7	9.8
11	10.6	9.6

Calculated test statistic:

Critical value of the test statistic:

Decision rule:

Decision:

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