Using the data in the Excel file consumer Transportation Survey, test the following null hypotheses: Individuals drive an average of 600 miles per week.                                                                                                                                       Vehicle Driven Miles driven per week Truck 450 Truck 370 Truck 580 Truck 300 SUV 1000 SUV 840 SUV 1400 SUV 300 SUV 850 SUV 700 SUV 350 SUV 1500 SUV 280 SUV 400 SUV 420 SUV 675 SUV 800 SUV 300 SUV 400 Mini Van 400 Mini Van 700 Mini Van 720 Mini Van 450 Mini Van 1000 Mini Van 350 Mini Van 800 Mini Van 200 Mini Van 350 Car 150 Car 175 Car 355 Car 150 Car 600 Car 600 Car 300 Car 275 Car 285 Car 400 Car 350 Car 600 Car 700 Car 600 Car 400 Car 350 Car 250 Car 355 Car 175 Car 300 Car 350 Car 500

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