Out of the Ten people playing in the Game Among Us, Mike claims that he will be chosen as the imposter more so than becoming a crewmate because he is not the host of the game but rather the one who was invited to the game, unlike Leo who is actually the host of the game.What is the chance that Mike or Leo will become an imposter vs becoming a crewmate?Using Chi-Square data Among Us Gamers Among Us Gamers LeoMikeTotal LeoMikeTotalImposter483987 Imposter41.608745.3913043587Crewmate294574 Crewmate35.391338.6086956574Total7784161 Total7784161P-Value = 0.043039 1) Define the population and parameter. State the null and alternative hypotheses.2) Check the assumptions. State you are using α=0.05.3) Do you reject Ho or not reject Ho? What is the Conclusion?

1) Null hypothesis: H0: The proportion of Mike or Leo becoming an imposter or Crewmate is same.…

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Out of the Ten people playing in the Game Among Us, Mike claims that he will be chosen as the imposter more so than becoming a crewmate because he is not the host of the game but rather the one who was invited to the game, unlike Leo who is actually the host of the game.

What is the chance that Mike or Leo will become an imposter vs becoming a crewmate?

Using Chi-Square data

	Among Us Gamers			Among Us Gamers
	Leo	Mike	Total		Leo	Mike	Total
Imposter	48	39	87	Imposter	41.6087	45.39130435	87
Crewmate	29	45	74	Crewmate	35.3913	38.60869565	74
Total	77	84	161	Total	77	84	161

P-Value = 0.043039

1) Define the population and parameter. State the null and alternative hypotheses.

2) Check the assumptions. State you are using α=0.05.

3) Do you reject Ho or not reject Ho? What is the Conclusion?

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