You suspect that your east-facing portion of your Macintosh apple orchard isproducing less apples than your west facing portion. You decide to conduct a studyof your apple trees to determine the average production of apples per tree asmeasured in bushels for both sections. Conduct a hypothesis test at 5% level ofsignificance to determine if the East facing section is producing significantly lessapples per tree compared to the West facing section. Use the table below.Sample sizeof treesAverageamount ofStandarddeviationBushelsWest5528East502212What is the most accurate concluding statement? The West-facing section is producing significantly less apples per tree onaverage when compared to the East-facing section.We do not have enough evidence at this time to support the hypothesis that theEast-facing section is producing significantly less apples per tree on averagewhen compared to the West-facing section.The East-facing section is producing significantly less apples per tree on averagewhen compared to the West-facing section.There is a significant difference between the two sections although we cannotdetermine which section is producing on average more or less apples per tree.We do not have enough information to answer this question.

There are two cases which are West and East. The random variable is apples per tree follows normal…

You suspect that your east-facing portion of your Macintosh apple orchard is producing less apples than your west facing portion. You decide to conduct a study of your apple trees to determine the average production of apples per tree as measured in bushels for both sections. Conduct a hypothesis test at 5% level of significance to determine if the East facing section is producing significantly less apples per tree compared to the West facing section. Use the table below. Sample size of trees Average amount of deviation Bushels Standard West 55 28 9 East 50 22 12 What is the most accurate concluding statement?