Question 5 1 pts Suppose you and your colleagues have identified three reliable and recent polls. Looking at the results of all three, you find their p-values to be: 0.162 0.159 0.274 Barring any major incidents between now and election day, how much evidence do you have to predict your candidate will win the election? O Very strong evidence to say our candidate will lose O Not very strong evidence to say our candidate will win. O Very strong evidence to say our candidate will win O Pretty strong evidence to say our candidate will win O Pretty strong evidence to say our candidate will loseQuestion 3 1 pts Suppose you have determined that the poll you will analyze is indeed reliable, and the poll results showr 324 respondents out of i said they will 1wrote for your candidate. Are the assumptions necessary for this test to be valid satised? C} No, the sample size is too small. {j Yes. there are more than 3'0 observations in the data set. {r} Yes. there are enough successes and failures expected under the null hypothesis. C} Yes, there are enough successes and failures observed in the sample. Question 2 1 pts We want to conduct a Significance Test to determine if the poll predicts your candidate will win - that is, the majority of voters will select your candidate on election day. Which of the following are the correct hypotheses for this test? O Ho: p = 0.5 Ha: p > 0.5 O Ho: p = 0.5 Ha: p 0.5