Question 14 of 20 - /1 A 2013 Gallup poll asked randomly selected U.S. adults whether they wanted to stay at their current body weight or change. One purpose was to investigate whether there was any difference between men and women with regard to this aspect. Of the 562 men surveyed, 242 wanted to stay at their current weight, whereas of the 477 women surveyed, 172 wanted to stay at their current weight. State the appropriate null and alternative hypotheses in words. O Null: There is no association between sex of respondent and wanting to stay at current body weight or change in the population of all U.S. adults. Alt: There is an association between sex of respondent and wanting to stay at current body weight or change in the population of all U.S. adults. O Null: There is an association between sex of respondent and wanting to stay at current body weight or change in the population of all U.S. adults. Alt: There is no association between sex of respondent and wanting to stay at current body weight or change in the population of all U.S. adults. O Null: There is weak association between sex of respondent and wanting to stay at current body weight or change in the population of all U.S. adults. Alt: There is no association between sex of respondent and wanting to stay at current body weight or change in the population of all U.S. adults. O Null: There is no association between sex of respondent and wanting to stay at current body weight or change in the population of all U.S. adults. Alt: There is weak association between sex of respondent and wanting to stay at current body weight or change in the population of all U.S. adults. State the appropriate null and alternative hypotheses in symbols. (Am = proportion of men in population of all U.S. adults who want to stay at their current weight, Aw = proportion of women in population of all U.S. adults who want to stay at their current weight.) O Null: Am # Aw Alt: Am > Aw O Null: Am > Aw Alt: Am # Aw O Null: Am # Aw Alt: Am = Aw O Null: Am = Aw Alt: Am # Aw e Textbook and Media