A nasi lemak stall holder uses fresh chicken wings as an ingredient for fried chicken wings. Based on his past years records, his mean daily profit was \(\$535\). With the recent lack of fresh chicken supply, the stall holder substituted fresh chicken wings with frozen chicken wings as the ingredient. His wife was hesitant to the change and claimed that the mean daily profit will decrease. To test his wife’s claim, the stall holder takes a random sample of \(45\) days and recorded the daily profits, \(\$x\).
The stall holder now suspects that the mean daily profit does not differ from \(\$535\), even if frozen chicken wings are used instead of fresh chicken wings. To test his claim, the stall holder decides to increase the number of randomly selected days, \(n\), to record his daily profit.
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