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Activity 1. Suppose a drug company wants to claim that the side effects of a medication they are selling will be experienced by fewer than 10% of people taking the medication. In a clinical trial with 300 patients they find that 54 of the patients experienced side effects. Perform a hypothesis test to determine if the company's claim is accurate. 2. Suppose in a survey it is determined that 55% of 70 participants preferred product A over product B. Using this data, test the hypothesis that there is no preference for either of the products. 3. A politician is trying to decide whether or not to support a particular bill in Congress. In a random sample of 200 voters in her district, 83 indicate they support the new bill. Should the politician vote in support of the new bill? 4. A video rental store claims that the proportion of rentals to college students is at least 60%. A random sample of 164 customers finds that 81 college students rented videos. Test the store's claim at the 2% level of significance. 5. A lumberjack claims that 35% of the trees that are cut down are maple trees. In a random sample of 150 trees that are cut down, it is found that 23 of them are maple trees. At the 10% level test the lumberjack's claim