QUESTION 15 Alison is studying to be a nutritionist. She examines a SRS of 21 adults to determine how many calories they eat on a daily basis. She records the daily caloric intake of each person from...

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Extracted text: Work for ox : nearest thousandth Z = Work for z: nearest hundredth Which image below (A, B, or C) looks most similar to the curve you drew? A В C p-value = Work for p-value: We the null hypothesis. This means that the mean number of calories consumed statistically significantly greater than the recommend amount at the level of significance. Based on these results, is there evidence to support the hypothesis that people are consuming more than the recommend amount of calories? II