Listed below are the times (in minutes) it took a sample of students to complete a statistics test. Using a 0.20 significance level, test the claim that students spend 40 minutes completing the statistics test. 40 27 36 24 38 45 17 21 46 38 35 29 31 Round the test statistic to the nearest hundredth and the p-value to four decimal places. The test statistic is The p-value is Should the null hypothesis be rejected? [Type "yes" if the null hypothesis is rejected and "no" if the null hypothesis is not rejected.]

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