The null hypothesis is that 30% people are unemployed in Karachi city. In a sample of 100 people, 45 are unemployed. Test the hypothesis with the alternative hypothesis is not equal to 30%.What is the p-value?O A. No correct answerОВ. 0.275OC.0.001O D.0.075O E. 0.029

Given,n=100x=45p^=xnp^=45100=0.45Null hypothesis: H0:P=0.30Alternative hypothesis: H1:P≠0.30

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The null hypothesis is that 30% people are unemployed in Karachi city. In a sample of 100 people, 45 are unemployed. Test the hypothesis with the alternative hypothesis is not equal to 30%. Vhat is the p-value? OA No correct answer OB0.275 OC0.001 OD.0.075 OE 0.029