The proportions of yearly sales across a province in Canada for four popular hiking shoe brands iMerrell, Keen, The North Face, and Saucony, in terms of pairs of shoes sold per year} were found to he 50 percent, 30 percent, 11 percent, and 9 percentI respectively. Suppose that a new survey of 1,000 shoppers in a city in that province was conducted and the following purchase frequencies were found: Merrell: 510 Keen: 301) The North Face: 120 Sauconv: TD O Ho: P1 = 0.50, p2 = 0.30, pg = 0.11, p4 = 0.09; Ha: at least one of P1, P2 P3 and PA is not equal to the value stated in Ho O Ho: P1 = 0.50, p2 = 0.30, pg = 0.11, p, = 0.09; Ha: p1 #0.50, p2 #0.30, p3 # 0.11, p4 # 0.09 O Ho: H1 = 0.50, H2 = 0.30, H3 = 0.11, H. = 0.09; Ha: at least one of 1, 2, Is, , is not equal to the value stated in Ho O Ho: H1 = 0.50, H2 = 0.30, Hg = 0.11, H. = 0.09; Ha: H1 # 0.50, H2 # 0.30, H3 # 0.11, H. # 0.09The population proportion of city-wide customers is significantly different from the population proportion of province-wide customers for at least one of the four brands of hiking shoes. The population proportion of city-wide customers is significantly different from the population proportion of province-wide customers for all of the four brands of hiking shoes. The population proportion of city-wide customers is not significantly different from the population proportion of province-wide customers for at least one of the four brands of hiking shoes. The population proportion of city-wide customers is not significantly different from the population proportion of province-wide customers for all of the four brands of hiking shoes