Based on market sales figures, approximately 7.9% of car owners in California own an electric or plug-in hybrid vehicle (EV). A marketing director at a local car dealership would like to know if their sales of EV's is any greater than what the state's sales proportions are. To examine this, they look over the last 500 sales (which they consider to be a representative sample of all car sales) and determine that 10.4% of those were EV sales. Is this statistically significant evidence that the dealership sells a higher proportion of EV's than the overall state's proportion? Which of the following are the correct null and alternative hypotheses for the hypothesis test used to determine significance? O Ho:p = 0.079 Haip > 0.079 Ho:p= 0.079 Haip > 0.104 Ho:p < 0.079 Ha:p > 0.079 Ho:p < 0.104 Hap > 0.104

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Based on market sales figures, approximately 7.9% of car owners in California own an electric or plug-in hybrid vehicle (EV). A marketing director at a local car dealership
would like to know if their sales of EV's is any greater than what the state's sales proportions are. To examine this, they look over the last 500 sales (which they consider to be
a representative sample of all car sales) and determine that 10.4% of those were EV sales. Is this statistically significant evidence that the dealership sells a higher proportion
of EV's than the overall state's proportion?
Which of the following are the correct null and alternative hypotheses for the hypothesis test used to determine significance?
Ho:p = 0.079
Haip > 0.079
%3D
O Ho:p = 0.079
Hai p > 0.104
O Ho:p < 0.079
Ha:p > 0.079
O Ho:p<0.104
Haip > 0.104
Transcribed Image Text:Based on market sales figures, approximately 7.9% of car owners in California own an electric or plug-in hybrid vehicle (EV). A marketing director at a local car dealership would like to know if their sales of EV's is any greater than what the state's sales proportions are. To examine this, they look over the last 500 sales (which they consider to be a representative sample of all car sales) and determine that 10.4% of those were EV sales. Is this statistically significant evidence that the dealership sells a higher proportion of EV's than the overall state's proportion? Which of the following are the correct null and alternative hypotheses for the hypothesis test used to determine significance? Ho:p = 0.079 Haip > 0.079 %3D O Ho:p = 0.079 Hai p > 0.104 O Ho:p < 0.079 Ha:p > 0.079 O Ho:p<0.104 Haip > 0.104
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