7. The third factor we will look at that inuences strength of evidence against the null hypothesis is the sample size. As we said earlier, the data for this study came from four combat sports in the 2004 Olympics. One of those sports was boxing. The researchers found that out of the 272 boxing matches, 150 of them were won by competitors wearing red. This proportion of 150/272 =3 0.551 is similar to the overall proportion of times the competitor wearing red won. Let's see What the smaller sample size does to the strength of evidence. Use the One Proportion applet to test the same hypotheses as we originally did, but with just the boxing matches as our sample. a. Compare the null distribution you generate in this case to that generated in #3. In particular, how do the center (mean) and variability (standard deviation) compare