A company creates wooden furniture to be sold at various retailers. This company claims that only 2.48% of their furniture are defective in some manner. Monica would like to test this claim to see if the actuai percentage of furniture that is defective is different than the company claims, using a = 0.05. She takes a sample of 1060 pieces of furniture, and observes that 79 of these furniture pieces are defective. Assume a normal sampling distribution. (a) What are the null and alternative hypotheses? Hg: p = <: ha: lb what is the test statistic your answer to decimal places if needed. using statistical table p-vaiue based on p-value monica should reject null hypothesis. this data provides c sufficient evidence conclude that actual percentage of furniture defective different than company claims. check last saved at>