5.22 please ### Statistical Hypothesis Testing Exercises#### 5.21 Minimum Wage, Part IA Rasmussen Reports survey of 1,000 US adults investigates whether a majority believe that raising the minimum wage will positively affect the economy. Conduct a hypothesis test with a significance level of 0.01 to determine if the majority supports the claim.#### 5.22 Getting Enough SleepThis study involved 400 students, where 204 students reported they did not get enough sleep. The task is to conduct a hypothesis test to determine if this represents a significant difference from 50%. Use a significance level of your choice.#### 5.23 Working Backwards, Part IIn a large university, 289 students randomly sampled indicated that they supported a specific measure. Conduct a hypothesis test with the following hypotheses:- \(H_0: p = 0.3\)- \(H_A: p \neq 0.3\)Determine if the hypothesis is statistically significant.#### 5.24 Working Backwards, Part IIGiven a sample size of 300, determine the necessary sample proportion that equates the p-value to 0.05. Assume that all conditions necessary for statistical inference are satisfied.### Analysis and ConceptsThese exercises revolve around using hypothesis testing to analyze survey data. You'll need to:- Formulate null and alternative hypotheses.- Determine appropriate significance levels.- Conduct tests for statistical significance.- Interpret p-values to conclude whether to reject or accept the null hypothesis.Each exercise requires a nuanced understanding of the conditions and steps required for hypothesis testing. Engage with these exercises to enhance your statistical analysis skills.

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