Gun ownership.A friend claims that 33% or less Americans have a gun in their household. To test this claim, I survey 200 random Americans and find that 72 of them have a gun in their household. What should I conclude about my friend's claim?

(a) Select the correct null and alternative hypotheses.

• H_o: p = 0.36
• H_a: p > 0.36
• H_o: p = 0.33
• H_a: p > 0.33
• H_o: p = 0.36
• H_a: p 0.36
• H_o: p = 0.36
• H_a: p < 0.36
• H_o: p = 0.33
• H_a: p < 0.33
• H_o: p = 0.33
• H_a: p 0.33

(b) Find the p-value (round to three significant figures).

(c) Write the final conclusion using everyday language.

• There is not sufficient evidence to support my friend's claim.
• There is sufficient evidence to support my friend's claim.
• There is sufficient evidence to reject my friend's claim.
• There is not sufficient evidence to reject my friend's claim.