A random group of used books was selected from book warehouse to analyze their condition. The book store believes that 22% of the books are in excellent condition, 32% are in very good condition, 17% are in fair condition, and 29% are in poor condition. Is there evidence to reject this hypothesis at a = 0.05? Book condition Excellent Very good Fair Poor Number of books 20 30 18 8. There is evidence to reject the claim that the books are distributed as claimed because the test value 12.911 > 9,488 O a There is evidence to reject the claim that the books are distributed as claimed because the test value 12.911 >7.815 There is not evidence to rej the claim that the books are distributed as claimed because the test value 9.488 < 12.911 There is not evidence to reject the claim that the books are distributed as claimed because the test value 7.815 < 12.911

A random group of used books was selected from book warehouse to analyze their condition. The book store believes that 22% of the books are in excellent condition, 32% are in very good condition, 17% are in fair condition, and 29% are in poor condition. Is there evidence to reject this hypothesis at a = 0.05? Book condition Excellent Very good Fair Poor Number of books 20 30 18 8. There is evidence to reject the claim that the books are distributed as claimed because the test value 12.911 > 9,488 O a There is evidence to reject the claim that the books are distributed as claimed because the test value 12.911 >7.815 There is not evidence to rej the claim that the books are distributed as claimed because the test value 9.488 < 12.911 There is not evidence to reject the claim that the books are distributed as claimed because the test value 7.815 < 12.911

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