Instruction: Answer the questions completely. Show all pertinent solutions. No immediate rounding. Round off final answers to four decimal places. For final answers with lessthan four decimal values, keep them as is. Use the statistical tables provided in class. Don't forget to define the parameters of interest.You will submit your solutions on the second to the last page. Remember to click "Submit all and finish."When computing the mean and variance (or standard deviation) usingX;X = X;11 N1 N(X; – 4)?or o=11(X; – X)²or s=n-1 (X; – X)²no need to show the formula and plugged-in values. You may use your calculator to directly compute for these.of A group of researchers wants to do a comparative study on auditory reaction time (ART) and visual reaction time (VRT) of Visual Arts majors. They took a sample of twentycollege students who majored in Visual Arts, and each was given a unique serial number. In their study, two tasks were administered: (1) a VRT task where they need to pressthe spacebar of the computer keyboard once a red dot appears on the screen and (2) an ART task where a 20-second sound will be played, and the participants need to pressthe spacebar once the sound is presented. A randomization mechanism was done to determine which task would be administered first. The tables of the reaction times areshown below:Visual TaskReactionAuditory TaskReactionTimeStudentStudentTime1.3711.1321.0521.0531.3331.3041.0841.0151.151.381.1061.1871.0370.8781.4581.1690.780.75101.07100.98110.84111.22121.34121.03131.47131.16140.97141.07151.66151.18160.76160.78171.16171.00180.78180.89191.09190.85201.23200.83Is there sufficient evidence to conclude that Visual Arts majors perform better in the VRT task than in the ART task? Test at 0.05 level of significance.

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