The article "Poll Finds Most Oppose Return to Draft, Wouldn't Encourage Children to Enlist" reports that in a random sample of 1,000 American adults, 430 answered "yes" to the following question: "If the military draft were reinstated, would you favor drafting women as well as men?" The data were used to test H0:p=0.5 versus Ha:p<0.5 , and the null hypothesis was rejected. (Hint: See discussion following Example 10.5.) (a) Based on the result of the hypothesis test, what can you conclude about the proportion of American adults who favor drafting women if a military draft were reinstated? There is strong evidence that the proportion of American adults who favor drafting women if a military draft were reinstated is more than 0.5. There is not strong evidence that the proportion of American adults who favor drafting women if a military draft were reinstated is more than 0.5. There is strong evidence that the proportion of American adults who favor drafting women if a military draft were reinstated is less than 0.5. There is not strong evidence that the proportion of American adults who favor drafting women if a military draft were reinstated is less than 0.5. There is strong evidence that the proportion of American adults who favor drafting women if a military draft were reinstated is different from 0.5. (b) Is it reasonable to say that the data provide strong support for the alternative hypothesis? Yes No (c) Is it reasonable to say that the data provide strong evide