At Beaver Stadium, attendees are permitted to bring in one clear plastic, flat-seamed (not rectangular-bottomed), one-gallon plastic bag (no bigger than 11"x 11" x 0") per person. Policy makers at the stadium are curious about how much attendees are using this provision. At a randomly chosen football game this year, they randomly select 200 ticket holders who have entered the stadium and record their sex, if they have a bag, the size of the bag in gallons and they weigh the bag and record the measurement in pounds (Ibs). Five research questions are listed below with the p-values from hypothesis tests for each question conducted using sample data from 2017. Which research question has the most evidence against the null hypothesis? O Is there a difference in the proportions of males and females who bring a bag? P-value = 0.612 O Is the average weight of the bag less than 1lb? P-value = 0.035 O Is there a difference in the average weight of the bags for males and females? P-value = 0.195 O Do a majority of attendees bring a clear plastic bag? P-value = 0.253 O Is there a linear association between the size and weight of the bag? P-value = 0.048