Consider a data sample, representing the change in variable A. The variable A has increased in 145 cases, decreased in 140 cases, and remained the same in 115 cases. If the null hypothesis is that the proportion of cases in which the variable A has increased or remained the same is 0.6 and the alternative hypothesis is that this proportion is greater than 0.6, what can we say about the conclusion of the hypothesis test? O We do not reject the null hypothesis, so the proportion of cases in which the variable A has increased or remained the same is less than 0.6. O We reject the null hypothesis and support the alternative hypothesis, so the proportion of cases in which the variable A has increased or remained the same is less than 0.6. O We do not reject the null hypothesis, so the proportion of cases in which the variable A has increased or remained the same is greater than 0.6. O We reject the null hypothesis and support the alternative hypothesis, so the proportion of cases in which the variable A has increased or remained the same is greater than 0.6