Remember the birthday problem from combinations and permutations! It was reported that 0.02% of vaccinated residents in the Houston community had COVID-19 during the month of September. Assuming there are 60 students in your section, and that everyone is randomly selected from the Houston community, and that you are all vaccinated, which answer is closest to the probability that at least one member of your section had COVID that week? O 0.007% O 1.19% O 98.81% 99.98%Your null hypothesis is that there is no difference between the mean of two groups. In doing a test of statistical significance between samples, you will have made a Type I error if you conclude that: O Cannot be determined from the information given Any difference in the samples is due to chance O There is no difference between means in the population when in fact there is a difference There is a difference between means in the population when in fact there is no difference O The absence of a difference in the samples is due to chance