Using the dotplot and the difference in mean distances from the samples, is there convincing evidence that the new golf ball travels farther than the original golf ball?

The observed difference in sample means is 4.9 feet in favor of the new golf ball. In the dotplot, only 6 of 200 simulated differences were 4.9 feet or greater, giving a small tail proportion of 6/200 = 0.03. Such a result would be uncommon if the balls performed the same, so there is convincing evidence that the new golf ball travels farther. Choice D states this conclusion.

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