Is it more expensive to travel by train or by air within the United States?(a) You decide to sample 100 randomly selected paths (e.g., Boston to Atlanta, New York to Los Angeles, etc.) and record the price of a train ticket and an air ticket. Whycan you not run a test for the difference of 2 means?O The data did not come from 2 independent samples.O The data are not approximately normal.O The data were not randomly selected.O You can run the test-all conditions are met.(b) Instead of the scenario described above, a travel agency company randomly samples 100 train fares and independently samples 100 airfares. They run a test to see ifthere is a difference in cost. What are the appropriate parameters?O µ, = mean of all train fares within the United Statesu, = mean of all airfares within the United StatesO x, = mean of all train fares within the United StatesX, = mean of all airfares within the United StatesO H, = mean of 100 selected train fares within the United Statesµz = mean of 100 selected airfares within the United StatesO x, = mean of 100 selected train fares within the United StatesX, = mean of 100 selected airfares within the United States(c) If the sample mean for the trains is x, = $285 with a sample standard deviation of $80 and the sample mean for the airfares is x, = $325 with a standard deviation of$45, calculate the appropriate test statistic, t. (Round your answer to two decimal places.)

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Description: Is it more expensive to travel by train or by air within the United States?(a) You decide to sample 100 randomly selected paths (e.g., Boston to Atlanta, New York to Los Angeles, etc.) and record the price of a train ticket and an air ticket. Whycan