t is unknown whether a type of pet is related to the exercise habits of pet owners. Exercise was defined as achieving 35,000 steps per week. The variable "cats" was equal to 1 if cat owners achieved exercise, and 0 if they did not.The variable "dogs" was equal to 1 if dog owners achieved exercise, and 0 if they did not.A data analyst tested whether exercise habits differed between cat owners and dog owners, using a 2-sample test of proportions in R (with thesignificance level of the test as alpha = 0.05).The code and output are shown below.

20. What conclusion can you draw from this test?

Group of answer choices

Fail to reject the null hypothesis. Do not have sufficient evidence to say that the proportion of cat owners achieving exercise is different from the proportion of dog owners achieving exercise.

Reject the null hypothesis in favor of the alternative. Have sufficient evidence to say that the proportion of cat owners achieving exercise is different from the proportion of dog owners achieving exercise.

Reject the null hypothesis in favor of the alternative. Do not have sufficient evidence to say that the proportion of cat owners achieving exercise is different from the proportion of dog owners achieving exercise.

Fail to reject the null hypothesis. Have sufficient evidence to say that the proportion of cat owners achieving exercise is different from the proportion of dog owners achieving exercise.