Suppose that a report indicates that 28% of Canadian homeowners haveexperienced difficulty in making mortgage payments. Further suppose that a newsorganization randomly sampled 400 Canadian homeowners from 10 cities and foundthat 95 reported such difficulty. Does this indicate that the problem is less severeamong homeowners in these cities? Assuming that p represents the proportion ofhomeowners in these 10 cities that experience difficulty in making mortgagepayments, the correct null and alternative hypotheses to investigate this question is,Ho:p = 0.28 and HA :p> 0.28.O Ho:p = 0.28 and HA :P# 0.28.O Ho:p#0.28 and HA :p = 0.28.Ho:p = 0.28 and HA :p < 0.28.

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