A new bark beetle has recently arrived at a forest near Peter's apartment. The beetle is known to infest and kill only about 12% of trees in a given area before moving on. Peter has noticed lots of dead and infested trees and wants to test the assumption about the number of trees that will be infected and killed. He decides to focus his efforts on examining if more than 12% of trees have been infested. What should Peter state for the null hypothesis and alternative hypothesis? a.) Null hypothesis: p equals 0.12 Alternative hypothesis: p greater than 0.12 b.) Null hypothesis: p equals 0.12 Alternative hypothesis: p not equal to 0.12 c.) Null hypothesis: p greater than 0.12 Alternative hypothesis: p not equal to 0.12 d.) Null hypothesis: p greater than 0.12 Alternative hypothesis: p less than 0.12