Question 1 With other ways to view media becoming more common, are households less likely to have a television than in the past? A random sample of U.S. households in 2009 and a separate random sample of U.S. households in 2015 asked about the number of televisions in the household. Here is a two-way table summarizing the response for these two samples. Year of Survey 2009 2015 Total Number of None 192 174 366 televisions At least 1 14,365 6,446 20,811 Total 14,557 6,620 21,177 State the appropriate null and alternative hypotheses, using "equally likely" and "less likely" instead of same ability and smaller ability. Your answer: Ho: U.S. households are equally likely to have at least one television in 2015 or in 2009. O Ha: U.S. households are less likely to have at least one television in 2015 than in 2009. Ho: U.S. households are less likely to have at least one television in 2015 than in 2009. O Ha: U.S. households are equally likely to have at least one television in 2015 or in 2009. Clear