[See Steps] The average annual salary of major league baseball players is now $1,789,556. Suppose this year a random sample of 35 major league players in
Question: The average annual salary of major league baseball players is now $1,789,556. Suppose this year a random sample of 35 major league players in Florida had an average annual salary of \(\bar{X}\) = $1,621,726 with sample standard deviation s = $591,218. Use a 1% level of significance to test the claim that the average salary for all Florida players is different from the national average.
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