Using photo attached, select appropiate null hypothesis to test if the observed cell counts follow the specificed distribution then test the hypothesis under a 5% significance level. Show work please. There is a wonderful study conducted in 1898 by von Bortkiewicz which provides data on thedeath of soldiers in the Prussian army from kicks by horses and mules. The data pertain to 10army corps, each observed over 20 years, for a total of 200 corps-years. The following tablesummarizes the observed data: note that in 109 corps-years zero deaths occurred; 65 corps-yearshad one death, etc.:Deaths04Occurrences 109165b.2233Total200Von Bortkiewicz felt that a distribution known as the Poisson distribution would describe thesedata well. Using that distribution, he produced the following probabilities:Deaths0k3Probabilities 0.543 0.331 0.101 0.021 0.003Total0.999Select appropiate null hypothesis to test if the observed cell counts follow the specificed distributionthen test the hypothesis under a 5% significance level.Null Hypothesis Choices:1. Ho: The variables Deaths and Probabilities are not associated.2.Ho: p0 = 0.543; p1 = 0.331; p2 = 0.101; p3 = 0.021; p4 = 0.0033. Ho: Not all the probabilities are as specified.4. Ho: p0 p1=p2 = p3 =p4 = 0.205.Ho: p0 = 0.545; p1 = 0.325; p2 = 0.110; p3 = 0.015; p4 = 0.005

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