669 out of the 1910 respondents agreed with the statement. We will conduct a significance test to determine if the percentage of young Americans who agree with this statement is more than 33%.
A. Ho p=0.33, Ha: P^=0.35
B. Ho p^=0.35, Ha: P^=0.35
C. Ho p=0.33, Ha: p=0.33
D. Ho p^=0.33, Ha: P^=0.33
The correct option is A.
This is because we need to test if the percentage is more than 33, therefore it's going to be a one-sided test where the alternative hypothesis shall state the same.
As is customary, the null hypothesis shall state that the percentage is equal to 0.33, that is, no difference in percentage.
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