Researchers found that 100 girls of the 148 selected candy instead of a toy (i.e., pGirls = 0.676). Researchers also found that in comparison, 70 boys of the 136 chose the candy option as opposed to a toy (i.e., pBoys = 0.515). 3 8. Carry out the appropriate theory-based test for the hypotheses in #6 using the applet, and report the following: (a) (1 point) The resulting p-value: (b) (1 point) The resulting standardized statistic: (c) (3 points) Take a screenshot of the applet with the p-value and summary statistics included, and upload the screenshot to the submission link. Make sure that all values you entered into the applet are readable, i.e., that the picture is not so small that we can't see what values you've entered. 9. (2 points) Find a 90% confidence interval for Girls Boys. Report your confidence interval.