week on gas by a sample of 32 Oxford drivers was found to be $32.38 with a standard deviation of $2.63. Step 4 of 4: Suppose it is reported that the national mean amount of money spent per week on gas is $33.
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Is there evidence that the true mean for Oxford drivers differs from $33?
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