2. Chronic pain has led many people in our country seeking pain-relief to become addicted to strolg ld company want to test a new pain-relieving drug absent of the highly addictive qualities of...

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Extracted text: 2. Chronic pain has led many people in our country seeking pain-relief to become addicted to strolg ld company want to test a new pain-relieving drug absent of the highly addictive qualities of narcotics. A sample of patients suffering from chronic pain is selected and randomly assigned into two groups. Patients in one group receive the new, non-addictive pain-relief drug and patients in the other group receive a standard narcotic pain-relief drug. One variable studied is the time since ingestion of the drug until the pain is relieved. The table below summarizes this: narcotic new drug mean 22 min. 19 min. standard deviation 4.2 min. 2.4 min. 30 30 A De these data provide sufficient evidence at the 1% level that the new non-narcotic drug relieves pain faster than the standard narcoricn B. Interpret the p-value in this context.