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Mathematics, 19.11.2019 04:31 Gloryreak3728

Living with parents: the pew research center reported that 36% of american millennials (adults ages 18–31) still live at home with their parents. a group of students wants to conduct a study to determine whether this result is true for students at their campus. they survey 300 randomly selected students at their campus and determine that 43% of them live at home with their parents. with this data, they test the following hypotheses at the 5% significance level. the p-value is 0.006. h0: of millennial students at their campus, 36% live at home with their parents. ha: more than 36% of millennial students at their campus live at home with their parents. what assumption about the sample underlies the hypothesis test? a. the sample comes from a population of millennial students at their campus where 36% still live at home with their parents. b. the sample comes from a population of millennial students at their campus where 43% still live at home with their parents. c, the sample comes from a population of american millennial students at their campus where 36% still live at home with their parents. d. the sample comes from a population of american millennial students at their campus where 43% still live at home with their parents.

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