Sixteen people volunteered to be part of an experiment. All sixteen people were Caucasian, between the ages of 25 and 35, and were supplied with nice...

Sixteen people volunteered to be part of an experiment. All sixteen people were Caucasian,between the ages of 25 and 35, and were supplied with nice clothes. Eight of the people weremale and eight were female. The question of interest in this experiment was whether femalesreceive faster service at restaurants than males. Each of the eight male participants wasrandomly assigned a restaurant, and each of the eight females was randomly assigned to one ofthese same eight restaurants. One Friday night, all sixteen people went out to eat, each onealone. The male and female assigned to the same restaurant would arrive within 5 minutes ofeach other, with the order determined by flipping a coin (male first or female first). Each personthen ordered a similar drink and a similar meal. The time (in minutes) until the food arrived atthe table was recorded. They are shown below:Restaurant 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8Male 22 14 16 26 18 13 9 27Female 25 12 13 21 21 14 9 16Construct a test to test the hypothesis that females receive faster wait times than do men