Use the accompanying data of the retail survey to state some examples of interesting hypothesis tests by proposing null and alternative hypotheses. Click the icon to view the retail survey data. If the belef is that at least 60% of people prefer blue, what are the null and altemative hypotheses? H H (Type integers or decimals. Do not round.) If the belief is that the majority of the consumers based their purchases on price, what are the null and alternative hypotheses? H H (Type integers or decimals. Do not round.) If the belief is that less than 109% of the population who shop are females, what are the null and alternative hypotheses? H H (Type integers or decimais. Do not round.) If the belief is that at least 20% of people prefer Slim Fit, what are the null and alternative hypotheses? Enter your answer in each of the answer boxes. E 2. D * * data-10_1,2020-11 AutoSave ff kcastro6 File Home Insert Draw Page Layout Formulas Data Review View Help Conditional Formatting Format as Table Paste Font Alignment Number Cells Editing Ideas Sensitivity Cell Styles Clipboard Styles Ideas Sensitivity A1 fr Gender A B E Age Group 19‐25 19‐25 19‐25 26‐30 1 Gender Preferred Color Preferred Style Purchase Influence 2 Male Blue Slim Fit Comfort 3 Male Blue Classic Fit Comfort 4 Male Gray Slim Fit Comfort 5 Female 6 Male Blue Slim Fit Brand 18 and under Black Slim Fit Brand 7 Male 8 Male 9 Male 19‐25 Over 30 Blue Slim Fit Quality Style Blue Slim Fit 26‐30 26‐30 18 and under Gray Slim Fit Price 10 Female Gray Black Classic Fit Brand 11 Female Slim Fit Style 12 Female 26‐30 Blue Classic Fit Brand 13 Male Over 30 Blue Relaxed Fit Slim Fit Comfort 14 Female 26‐30 Black Brand 15 Female Over 30 Gray Relaxed Fit Comfort 16 Female Slim Fit Slim Fit 18 and under Blue Style Style 17 Female 18 and under Black 18 Male 19‐25 Blue Slim Fit Slim Fit Comfort 19 Female 18 and under Gray Price 20 Male Over 30 Blue Straight‐leg Fit Classic Fit Comfort 21 Female 26‐30 Black Style 22 23 24