Makers of a new pain-relieving medication claim that it relieves chronic pain faster than the current top-selling pain reliever on the market. A
double-blind experiment was conducted in which 10 people who experience chronic pain were randomly selected to take either the new or the
current medication. Each of the 10 people recorded the time, in minutes, from taking the medication until pain relief. After an appropriate time
period, each of the 10 people took the other medication and recorded the time from taking the medication until pain relief. The medication each
person took first was randomly determined, and because both medications look the same, the people in the study did not know which medication
was taken first. The table below shows summary statistics for the results.​