Yoga Classes You are a data analyst working for a national yoga studio chain. The company wants to understand the preferences of its members to improve its service offerings. With the growing popularity of remote wellness options, there is a hypothesis that more than 35% of the members prefer attending virtual yoga classes over in-person sessions. To test this hypothesis and inform future scheduling and resource allocation, you decide to conduct a survey of a random sample of members. Your task is to determine, using the survey data, whether the proportion of members who prefer virtual classes is significantly greater than 35%. Answer the following questions: a) Explain how you would collect data to address the question, including what the resulting data would look like (how many rows, columns, what the rows and columns represent, etc.). b) Present your competing hypotheses to address the question outlined above. c) Suppose you surveyed 50 members, and 22 of them (44%) indicated that they preferred virtual fitness classes over in-person sessions. Address the test you presented in Part (b) using your preferred method (p-value method or critical value method) at a significance level of 5%. What is the conclusion of the test? d)