This is statistics course and Significance Testing Logic and Proportions unit. I need help with those questions.

Question 1 10 1. Complete the following statement using the drop down menus. . The symbol Ho is used to represent the [ Select ] . The [ Select ] V can be represented with the symbols HA or H1. Select ] sample statistic . The null hypothesis alternative hypothesis are statements about [ Select ] V population parameterQuestion 1 10 1. Complete the following statement using the drop down menus. . The symbol Ho is used to represent the [ Select ] V . The [ Select ] v can be represented with the symbols HA or H1. . The null and alternative hypotheses are statements about [ Select ] Select sample parameters sample statistics population parameters population statisticsD Question 6 10 pts 6. A research agency wishes to test whether the proportion of all babies born in Putnam county who are female is or is not 0.50. The agency took a random sample of all the babies born in 2012 in Putnam county and found 111/200 babies in the sample were female. Let p = the proportion [ Select ] that are female [ Select ] of all American babies of all babies in the study Let Ho: P of all babies born in Putnam county 0.5 Let Ha: p [ Select ] 0.5 At a 0.05 significance level, is there enough evidence to claim that the proportion of babies born in Putnam county in 2012 is not 0.50? Assuming necessary conditions are met, conduct the appropriate test and complete the conclusion below. Conclusion: Because the p-value is [ Select ] our alpha of 0.05, we [ Select ] have sufficient evidence to reject the null hypothesis. The results of this study [ Select ] significant so we conclude that [ Select ] is [ Select ]D Question 6 10 pts 6. A research agency wishes to test whether the proportion of all babies born in Putnam county who are female is or is not 0.50. The agency took a random sample of all the babies born in 2012 in Putnam county and found 111/200 babies in the sample were female. Let p = the proportion [ Select ] v that are female Let Ho: p [ Select ] 0.5 Select equal to less than Let Ha: P greater than 0.5 not equal to At a 0.05 significance level, is there enough evidence to claim that the proportion of babies born in Putnam county in 2012 is not 0.50? Assuming necessary conditions are met, conduct the appropriate test and complete the conclusion below. Conclusion: Because the p-value is [Select ] our alpha of 0.05, we [ Select ] have sufficient evidence to reject the null hypothesis. The results of this study [ Select ] significant so we conclude that [ Select ] is [ Select ]D Question 6 10 pts 6. A research agency wishes to test whether the proportion of all babies born in Putnam county who are female is or is not 0.50. The agency took a random sample of all the babies born in 2012 in Putnam county and found 111/200 babies in the sample were female. 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Let p = the proportion [ Select ] V that are female Let Ho: p [ Select ] 0.5 Let Ha: p [ Select ] 0.5 At a 0.05 significance level, is there enough evidence to claim that the proportion of babies born in Putnam county in 2012 is not 0.50? Assuming necessary conditions are met, conduct the appropriate test and complete the conclusion below. Conclusion: Because the p-value is [ Selede] our alpha of 0.05, we [ Select ] [ Select ] less than v hay greater than he null hypothesis. The results of this study [ Select ] significant so we conclude that [ Select ] is [ Select ]D Question 6 10 pts 6. A research agency wishes to test whether the proportion of all babies born in Putnam county who are female is or is not 0.50. The agency took a random sample of all the babies born in 2012 in Putnam county and found 111/200 babies in the sample were female. 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Let p = the proportion [ Select ] that are female Let Ho: P [ Select ] v 0.5 Let Ha: p [ Select ] 0.5 At a 0.05 significance level, is there enough evidence to claim that the proportion of babies born in Putnam county in 2012 is not 0.50? Assuming necessary conditions are met, conduct the appropriate test and complete the conclusion below. Conclusion: Because the p-value is [Select ] Your alpha of 0.05, we [ Select ] have sufficient evidence to reject the null hypothesis. The results of this study [ Select ] significant so we conclude that [ Select ] is [ Select ] [ Select ] not equal to 0.50 equal to 0.50Question 1 10 1. Complete the following statement using the drop down menus. . The symbol Ho is used to represent the [Select ] [Select ] sample statistic The [ Select ] V null hypothesis car alternative hypothesis Is HA or H1. population parameter . The null and alternative hypotheses are statements about [ Select ]