The town Engleton (next to Littleton) conducts a similar study claiming that the percentage of fathers that take no responsibility for child care is higher than 34% in their town. If their results indicate that the null hypothesis should be rejected, what is the proper conclusion? O There is not enough evidence to support the claim that the percentage of fathers who take no responsibility for child care in the town of Engleton is higher than the reported 34% of American fathers. There is enough evidence to support the claim that the percentage of fathers who take no responsibility for child care in the town of Engleton is higher than the reported 34% of American fathers The reserachers proved that the percentage of fathers who take no responsibility for child care in the town of Engleton is lower than the reported 34% of American fathers O The evidence supports that hte percentage of fathers who take no responsibility for child care in the town of Engleton is lower than the reported 34% of American fathers. O The researchers proved that the percentage of fathers who take no responsibility for child care in the town of Engleton is higher than the reported 34% of American fathers