Do just subparts 4, 5 & 6 4. A company wished to study the effectiveness of a coffee break on productivity of its workers. Theproductiveness of nine randomly selected workers were measures on a day with no coffee break and a lateron a day when the workers were given 10-minute coffee break. The scores measuring productivity aregiven below. Find the 98% confidence interval for the difference in productivity without and with a coffeebreak.Without break 23 35 29 33 43 3228 3841 38 4043 37 39With break29 37 42 30 5. Using data in question 4, determine whether the coffee breaks increase productivity. Carry out anappropriate hypothesis test with a = 0.05.1. Identify the parameters5. Rejection Region2. Null Hypothesis3. Alternative Hypothesis6. Conclusion4. Test Statistic

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