The RBA raised official interest rates for the first time in 11 years to curb surging inflation. All of Australia's biggest banks have lifted their mortgage rates, matching the Reserve Bank's 25-basis point increase. To examine the impact on the home loan customers paying interest and principal, the same group of customers were contacted and asked about their current monthly repayment and the summary statistics for their answers are recorded in the table below. Descriptive Statistics for Home Loan Repayments in mid-2022 Mean Standard Error Standard Deviation Count Current monthly repayment 1682.46 10.36 63.04 37 Differences in monthly repayment 265.11 30.02 182.61 37 Answer the following questions, if needed, by using Excel to analyse the data. Research Question: An economist is interested in assessing whether the average monthly repayment has changed since 2020. 4. (1 mark) The most appropriate hypothesis test for these data is 5. (2 marks) What is the absolute value of the test statistic? (3dp) 6. (2 marks) Is the p-value for this test statistic greater or less than 0.05? 7. (3 marks) Calculate a 95% confidence interval to estimate the average change in monthly repayment paid by all home loan customers between mid-2020 and mid-2022. The Absolute Value of the Critical Value for a 95% confidence interval is (3dp) Lower Bound = $ (2dp) Upper Bound = $ (2dp) For the same confidence interval (95%), increasing the sample size n will 8. (1 mark) the value of the standard error (SE=) of the estimates 9. (1 mark) + the width of the confidence interval 10. (1 mark) makes our estimated interval accurate