A consumer organization would like to know whether each of three brands of cars is equally popular with car buyers in a local town. Specifically they wonder whether Fords are more popular than each of the other two makes. They survey 450 new car buyers and discover, as indicated in the table below, that 173 of them bought Fords. They perform a Hypothesis Test, in order to see what they can conclude about the relative popularity of Fords. Ford 173 Toyota 128 Chrysler 149 total 450 The Null Hypothesis is: 28.4% of people prefer Toyotas 38.4% of people prefer Fords 62.5% of people prefer Fords 33.1% of people prefer Chryslers 33.3% of people prefer Fords