In 2013, the average Girl Scout in New York City sold 96 boxes of cookies. The leader of Troop 5078 in New York City wants to know if the scouts in her troop sold more cookies than the average in New York City. She randomly samples 50 girls in Troop 5078 and records the number of boxes of cookies sold for each girl in the sample. The troop leader finds that her Girl Scouts each sold an average of 101.1 boxes of cookies with a standard deviation of 29.3. She analyzed her data using a t-test and obtained a p-value of 0.11. What conclusion can she draw from her data