a/2 = 0.05-2z = -1.645Select the correct answer below:01Z = 1.645a/2 = 0.05p-value= 0.0012EN4test statistic = 3.24powered bydesmosThere is enough evidence to suggest the proportion of buildings in a city that are condos is less than 0.45.There is not enough evidence to suggest the proportion of buildings in a city that are condos is less than 0.45.There is enough evidence to suggest the proportion of buildings in a city that are condos is not 0.45.There is not enough evidence to suggest the proportion of buildings in a city that are condos is not 0.45. A city planner would like to test the claim that the proportion of buildings in a city that are condos is different from 0.45. Ifthe z- test statistic was calculated as z = 3.24, does the city planner have enough evidence to reject the null hypothesis?Assume a = 0.10.Move the blue dot to choose the appropriate test (left-, right, or two-tailed). Then, use the graph below to show the teststatistic, p-value, and the rejection region to make a conclusion about the hypothesis test.Move the blue dot to choose the appropriate testAISignificance level = 0.1a=0.01 a 0.025 a=0.05 a=0.1

Given that, the p-value is 0.0012 and level of significance is a=0.10

a/2 = 0.05 -2 z = -1.645 Select the correct answer below: 0 1 Z = 1.645 a/2 = 0.05 p-value= 0.0012 EN 4 test statistic = 3.24 powered by desmos There is enough evidence to suggest the proportion of buildings in a city that are condos is less than 0.45. There is not enough evidence to suggest the proportion of buildings in a city that are condos is less than 0.45. There is enough evidence to suggest the proportion of buildings in a city that are condos is not 0.45. There is not enough evidence to suggest the proportion of buildings in a city that are condos is not 0.45.

a/2 = 0.05 -2 z = -1.645 Select the correct answer below: 0 1 Z = 1.645 a/2 = 0.05 p-value= 0.0012 EN 4 test statistic = 3.24 powered by desmos There is enough evidence to suggest the proportion of buildings in a city that are condos is less than 0.45. There is not enough evidence to suggest the proportion of buildings in a city that are condos is less than 0.45. There is enough evidence to suggest the proportion of buildings in a city that are condos is not 0.45. There is not enough evidence to suggest the proportion of buildings in a city that are condos is not 0.45.

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a/2 = 0.05
-2
z = -1.645
Select the correct answer below:
0
1
Z = 1.645
a/2 = 0.05
p-value= 0.0012
EN
4
test statistic = 3.24
powered by
desmos
There is enough evidence to suggest the proportion of buildings in a city that are condos is less than 0.45.
There is not enough evidence to suggest the proportion of buildings in a city that are condos is less than 0.45.
There is enough evidence to suggest the proportion of buildings in a city that are condos is not 0.45.
There is not enough evidence to suggest the proportion of buildings in a city that are condos is not 0.45.

A city planner would like to test the claim that the proportion of buildings in a city that are condos is different from 0.45. If
the z- test statistic was calculated as z = 3.24, does the city planner have enough evidence to reject the null hypothesis?
Assume a = 0.10.
Move the blue dot to choose the appropriate test (left-, right, or two-tailed). Then, use the graph below to show the test
statistic, p-value, and the rejection region to make a conclusion about the hypothesis test.
Move the blue dot to choose the appropriate test
AI
Significance level = 0.1
a=0.01 a 0.025 a=0.05 a=0.1

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