very easy. 7.1.6 Homework For the problems in this section, a question is being asked. This is to help you understand what the hypotheses are. You are not to run any hypothesis tests nor come up with any conclusions in this section. 1. The Arizona Republic/Morrison/Cronkite News poll published on Mon- day, October 20, 2016, found 390 of the registered voters surveyed favor Proposition 205, which would legalize marijuana for adults. The statewide telephone poll surveyed 779 registered voters between Oct. 10 and Oct. 15. Sanchez, 2016) Fifty-five percent of Colorado residents supported the le- galization of marijuana. Does the data provide evidence that the percent- age of Arizona residents who support legalization of marijuana is different from the proportion of Colorado residents who support it. State the ran- dom variable. population parameter, and hypotheses. 2. According to the February 2008 Federal Trade Commission report on con- sumer fraud and identity theft. 237 of all complaints in 2007 were for identity theft. In that year. Alaska had 321 complaints of identity theftQuestion 1 2 pts Consider Section 7.1.6 Homework Problem 1. State the random variable. Note: On an exam, this type of question could be free response. It's multiple choice here so that you can feedback faster. You should feel comfortable writing sentences like this and making these judgments without inspiration from multiple choice options. the number of registered voters surveyed the number of registered voters in favor of the proposition the percentage of registered voters in favor of the proposition Proposition 205 D Question 2 2 pts Consider Section 7.1.6 Homework Problem 1. State the population parameter, Note: On an exam, this type of question could be free response. It's multiple choice here so that you can feedback faster. You should feel comfortable writing sentences like this and making these judgments without inspiration from multiple choice options. the number of registered voters surveyed the number of registered voters in favor of the propositions Using Technology X urses/3371355/quizzes/8320794/take Question 2 2 pts Consider Section 7.1.6 Homework Problem 1. State the population parameter. Note: On an exam, this type of question could be free response. It's multiple choice here so that you can feedback faster. You should feel comfortable writing sentences like this and making these judgments without inspiration from multiple choice options. the number of registered voters surveyed the number of registered voters in favor of the proposition the percentage of registered voters in favor of the proposition Proposition 205 D Question 3 4 pts Consider Section 7.1.6 Homework Problem 1. State the hypotheses. Note: On an exam, this type of question could be free response. It's multiple choice here so that you can feedback faster. You should feel comfortable writing sentences like this and making these judgments without inspiration from multiple choice options. Null hypothesis: / 65 /4. the mean of people who support this proposition in Arizona is the same as in Colorado. Alternative u # 50 /s, the mean of people who suppStatistics Using Technology ure.com courses/3371355/quizzes/8320794/take Consider Section 7.1.6 Homework Problem 1. State the hypotheses. Note: On an exam, this type of question could be free response. It's multiple choice here so that you can feedback faster. You should feel comfortable writing sentences like this and making these judgments without inspiration from multiple choice options. O Null hypothesis: /4 = 55%, the mean of people who support this proposition in Arizona is the same as in Colorado. Alternative: ( # 55%, the mean of people who support this proposition in Arizona is different than in Colorado. Null hypothesis: 4 = 55%, the mean of people who support this proposition in Arizona is the same as in Colorado. Alternative: /