I answered the questions already, but I would like an explanation for the questions listed below.

\fBased on the p-value from the one-proportion applet image below, . the researchers have [type one: very strong/ strong/ moderate/ little to no] evidence . [type one: against/ in favor of ] the null hypothesis . because we would [type one: rarely/often] have the proportion of simulated responses . that are as or more extreme than [fill in blank with an appropriate number] . if the [type one: null /alternative] hypothesis is assumed to be true. 3 0.0010 O 0.46 0.48 0.50 0.51 0.53 0.54 0.56 2 0.5500Case Study: Study Abroad Plans, continued A survey on 1500 high school seniors who took the SAT and who completed an optional web survey shows that 55% of high school seniors (825 of the 1500 respondents} are fairly certain that they will participate in a study abroad program in college. Researchers want to determine whether this survey data provides convincing evidence that the majority [more than 50%} of all high school seniors who take the SAT are fairly certain they will participate in a study abroad program in college. Question 14 [1 point) TRUE or FALSE: The theory-based pyalue of the null distribution should be close to that of the simulated null distribution because the validity conditions for a theory- based test are met for this study. Question 15 [2 points) Assume that the Standard Deviation of the Null Distribution for this study is 0.013. Calculate the Standardized Statistic iz-score} for the observed statistic of 0.55. Report your value correct to three decimal places. '5