A. Using your graph from Part I, suppose you are interested in p for the most common category. State what p represents in context. B. Check the conditions for computing a 95% confidence interval for p. State whether or not the conditions are met and whether you believe the results you obtain in part C. will be valid. C. Compute and interpret the confidence interval. Show your work (include the technology inputs you used). D. Check the conditions for carrying out a two-sided test of whether p = 0.5. State whether or not the conditions are met and whether you believe the results you obtain in part E. will be valid. Note: two of the conditions are the same as the ones you checked in part B., but one condition will require a different calculation