Question 1 2 pts During an election, an exit poll is taken on 400 randomly selected voters and 214 of those polled voted for Candidate "Jim". A majority is needed to win the election. We want to see if we can conclude that the majority (more than 50%) will vote for Candidate "Jim" based on our sample proportion from the exit poll. In this scenario, the null hypothesis is that____ O the population proportion of those voting for Candidate "Jim" is greater than .50 (50%) O the population proportion of those voting for Candidate "Jim" is equal to .50 (50%) Question 7 2 pts Our hypothesis test is testing to see if there is a difference in the population mean between two groups. The data for each group has considerable variability. Given that there is considerable variability in the data for the two groups O it will be easy to reject the null hypothesis of "no difference" with a small sample it will be likely we don't reject the null hypothesis of "no difference" with a small sample Question 10 A hypothesis test with a statistically significant result indicates that the alternative hypothesis is correct. True O False 2 pts