They main goal is to find either a Z score or T score for thedata below
What is the populationmean and the sample mean for the elevations (in feet) of the trailsbelow:
Mount Chocorua viaLiberty Trail: 2,502 feet of elevation gain
Welch-Dickey Loop:1,807 feet of elevation gain
Lonesome Lake Trail:1,040 feet of elevation gain
Mount Willard: 985feet of elevation gain
Red Hill Fire Tower:1,350 feet of elevation gain
Pack Monadnock: 840feet of elevation gain
Mount Cardigan’s HoltTrail: 1,800 feet of elevation gain
Mount Washington viaTuckerman Ravine: 4,238 feet of elevation gain
Presidential Traverse:4,989 feet of elevation gain
Mount Moosilauke:2,342 feet of elevation gain
The Carters: 3,305feet of elevation gain
Mount Carrigain viaSignal Ridge: 3,257 feet of elevation gain
Mount Flume + MountLiberty Loop: 3,099 feet of elevation gain
Mount Isolation viaglen boulder trail: 4,931 feet of elevation gain
Mount Monroe Trail:2,572 feet of elevation gain
Maine
Hunt and Helon Taylortrail: 8,021 feet of elevation gain
Katahdin Loop Trail:3,894 feet of elevation gain
Abol Trail: 3,950 feetof elevation gain
Hunt Trail: 4,169 feetof elevation gain
Mount Katahdin andHamlin peak Trail: 4,438 feet of elevation gain
Baxter Peak Via SaddleTrail: 3,832 feet of elevation gain
Knife Edge Trail:3,987 feet of elevation gain
Dudley Trail: 5,360feet of elevation gain
Chimney pond Trail:1,463 feet of elevation
Katahdin North LoopTrail: 4,061 feet of elevation gain
Doubletop MountainTrail: 4,704 feet of elevation gain
Big Spencer MountainTrail: 1,820 feet of elevation gain
North travelerMountain Trail: 3,694 feet of elevation gain
Big Moose MountainTrail: 1,843 feet of elevation gain
Cranberry Peak Trail:2,070 feet of elevation gain
I was to choose 30 hiking trails (15 from New Hampshire and 15from Maine) and record their elevations. My hypothesis for this isI believe that the mean is greater then or equal to 2,500ft. I'mhaving trouble figuring out my population mean and my sample mean.Also I need to find out my z score or t score and show a graphshowing whether its left or right tailed or both.