(d) Drawing Conclusions Based on the calculation in part (c), does the higher-than-expected proportion of boys...

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(d) Drawing Conclusions Based on the calculation in part (c), does the higher-than-expected proportion of boys in the sample provide sufficient evidence in favor the folk-belief? Circle the best response: (i) Yes (regardless of the probability computed in part (c)), because the propor- tion of boys in the sample was higher than 50%. 44 is not large enough. (ii) No, because the a sample size of n = (iii) No, because the probability computed in part (c) is very small (less than 5%). (iv) No, because the probability computed in part (c) is not very small (not less than 5%). (v) Yes, because the probability computed in part (c) is not very small (not less than 5%). (vi) Yes, because the probability computed in part (c) is very small (less than 5%). 07 (d) Drawing Conclusions Based on the calculation in part (c), does the higher-than-expected proportion of boys in the sample provide sufficient evidence in favor the folk-belief? Circle the best response: (i) Yes (regardless of the probability computed in part (c)), because the propor- tion of boys in the sample was higher than 50%. 44 is not large enough. (ii) No, because the a sample size of n = (iii) No, because the probability computed in part (c) is very small (less than 5%). (iv) No, because the probability computed in part (c) is not very small (not less than 5%). (v) Yes, because the probability computed in part (c) is not very small (not less than 5%). (vi) Yes, because the probability computed in part (c) is very small (less than 5%). 07