A newspaper article claims that, if asked to choose between watching football, baseball, and basketball, 40% of Americans nationwide would choose football, 30% would choose baseball, and 30% would choose basketball. A researcher at MU wondered if these same percentages applied to MU students. He collected data from a random sample of 100 students and found that 48 of them chose football, 29 chose baseball, and 23 chose basketball. Use the .05 significance level to determine whether his data indicate that the sports viewing preferences of MU students differ from those cited in the article. (A) Which pair of hypothesis statements below would be appropriate for the test? [Select] Option 1 Ho: At least one of the proportions in HA is incorrect. HA: P1 = .40, P2 = .30, p3= .30 Ho: P1 = .40, P2 = .30, p = .30 Option 2 HA: At least one of the proportions in Ho is incorrect. Option 3 Ho: At least one of the proportions in HA is incorrect. HA: P1 = .48, P2 = .29, p = .23 Ho: P1 = .48, P2 = .29, p = .23 Option 4 HA: At least one of the proportions in Ho is incorrect. Ho: P1.40, P2 = .30, p = .30 Option 5 HA: P1.40, P2 .30, p3 .30 (B) Find the value of the test statistic. [Select] (C) Find the p-value for the test [Select] (D) What is the conclusion? [Select] [Select] Ho-