Need answer for this out of these options. Mr. Mastrogiacomo is testing the hypothesis that the proportion of households ina large town that have high-speed internet service is equal to 0.7 against thealternative that the proportion is different from 0.7. What is the chief advantageof using a confidence interval to test this hypothesis rather than a significancetest? *A confidence interval can be one-sided or two-sided but the significance test isalways two-sidedThe conditions for using a confidence interval are less restrictive than for asignificance test.O A confidence interval has more power than the significance test.O A confidence interval gives a set of plausible values for the true proportion.OThere is no advantage. A significance test should be used, not a confidence interval.

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Mr. Mastrogiacomo is testing the hypothesis that the proportion of households in a large town that have high-speed internet service is equal to 0.7 against the alternative that the proportion is different from 0.7. What is the chief advantage of using a confidence interval to test this hypothesis rather than a significance test?

Mr. Mastrogiacomo is testing the hypothesis that the proportion of households in a large town that have high-speed internet service is equal to 0.7 against the alternative that the proportion is different from 0.7. What is the chief advantage of using a confidence interval to test this hypothesis rather than a significance test?

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