Assume that the assumptions and conditions for inference with a two-sample t-test are met. test the indicated claim about the means of the two populations. state your conclusion. a new type of flare accelerant is tested. a control group of flares (x) that are currently used and a group of flares (y) with the new accelerant are tested for their burning times (in minutes) and sample results are given below.(mathematical expressions that are unable to be copied)question 10 options: since the p-value is approximately 0, we accept h0 and conclude that the mean burning times for the two types of flares differ. since the p-value is approximately 0, we reject h0 and conclude that the mean burning times for the two types of flares differ. since the p-value is approximately 0, we reject h0 and conclude that the mean burning time for the control group of flares is less than for the group of flares with the new accelerant. since the p-value is approximately 0, we reject h0 and conclude that the mean burning time for the control group of flares is greater than for the group of flares with the new accelerant. since the p-value is approximately 0, we fail to reject h0; there is not enough information to conclude that the mean burning times for the two types of flares differ.