a. Choose the answer: 1) Alternative Hypothesis: The population proportion of the currently working is smaller for homeless men than for domiciled men. 2) Alternative Hypothesis: The sample proportion of the currently working is smaller for homeless men than for domiciled men. 3) Alternative Hypothesis: The population proportion of the currently working is smaller for domiciled men than for homeless men. 4) Alternative Hypothesis: The population proportion of the currently working is greater for homeless men than for domiciled men. b. What is the critical value for this test? for thic tort?

a. Choose the answer: 1) Alternative Hypothesis: The population proportion of the currently working is smaller for homeless men than for domiciled men. 2) Alternative Hypothesis: The sample proportion of the currently working is smaller for homeless men than for domiciled men. 3) Alternative Hypothesis: The population proportion of the currently working is smaller for domiciled men than for homeless men. 4) Alternative Hypothesis: The population proportion of the currently working is greater for homeless men than for domiciled men. b. What is the critical value for this test? for thic tort?

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Description: Michael Sosin investigated determinants that account for individuals' making a transition from having ahome (domiciled) but using meal programs to becoming homeless. The following table contains the dataobtained in the study.HomelessDomiciledMenMenS

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