34 petri dishes are prepared with a growth medium. 16 are randomly selected and treated with antibiotic A. The other 18 are treated with antibiotic B. Each dish is inoculated with a bacteria. Several hours later, the diameter of the bacteria colony in each dish is measured in mm, with these results: A: 8.59, 7.80, 4.11, 8.68, 8.08, 7.86, 6.97, 8.21, 1.72, 8.13, 7.48, 6.33, 8.32, 8.65, 3.06, 8.90

B: 5.59, 6.96, 5.25, 6.46, 0.09, 7.70, 3.10, 0.94, 7.00, 7.91, 6.39, 7.45, 5.79, 6.66, 5.91, 6.62, 5.07, 7.25

Let µA and µB be the respective population mean diameters across many similar hypothetical experiments. Consider a test at level α = 0.10 of H0 : µA − µB = 0 vs. HA : µA − µB 6= 0.(a) Do you think it is plausible that the samples came from approximately normal distributions? Why or why not?