Answer
claim is that the proportion of people who own cats is less than 10%
So, for null hypothesis we assume that the proportion is equal to 10% and for alternate hypothesis, we assume that the proportion is less than 10%
we can write it as
So, option B is correct answer
Since the alternate hypothesis include less than symbol, so it is left tailed hypothesis.
Sample size is given as n = 100 and sample proportion = 6% / 6/100 = 0.06
population proportion = 10% = 10/100 = 0.10
Formula for test statistic is given as
setting the given values, we get
Now, we have to use z distribution to get the required p value. Look at -1.0 in left most column and 0.33 in the top most row.
we get
rounding to 2 decimals, we get p value = 0.09
At 0.005 level of significance, p value is greater than significance level, so result is insignificant.
We failed to reject the null hypothesis.
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