X Your answer is incorrect. (c) Actually, the 10,000 larvae in each group came from a series of 50 different runs of the

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X Your answer is incorrect. (c) Actually, the 10,000 larvae in each group came from a series of 50 different runs of the experiment, with 200 larvae in each group for each run. The researchers believe that conditions differ from run to run and thus it makes sense to treat each run as a case (rather than each fly). In this analysis, we are looking at paired data and the response variable would be the difference in the number of larvae surviving between the choice group and the no choice group, for each of the 50 runs. The counts (Choice and NoChoice and difference (Choice - NoChoice) in number of surviving larva are stored in MateChoice. Using the single variable of differences, calculate the p-value for testing whether the average difference is greater than 0. (Hint: this is a single quantitative variable, so the corresponding test would be for a single mean] Round your answer to three decimal places. p-value- 8 e Textbook and Media Hint