2. An investigator wishes to determine if the majority of Type II diabetic patients do not have to take insulin to manage their diabetes. A random sample of 1,200 Type II diabetic patients was taken and the 95% confidence for the true proportion of Type II diabetic patients who do not have to take insulin to manage their diabetes was found to be 0.72 p 0.76. If a hypothesis test was also conducted, the p-value for testing that the majority of Type II diabetic patients do not have to take insulin to manage their diabetes would be... (2 points) a. Less than 0.05 since the 95% confidence interval does not contain 0.50. b. Greater than 0.05 since the confidence interval is entirely above 0.50. c. Less than 0.05 since the 95% confidence interval is entirely above 0.50. d. It is impossible to tell