USE THE INFORMATION BELOW TO ANSWER QUESTIONS 11 THRU 14 John Jones is a statistician for the U.S. Census Bureau. He has been assigned the task of determining whether the proportion of female births in California is larger than the proportion of female births in New York. Mr. Jones analyzed a random sample of 500 hospital birth records for the past ten-year period in California (Sample C). Similarly, he analyzed a random sample of 400 hospital birth records for the past ten-year period in New York (Sample N). He only looked at births that produced one baby, that is, he disregarded twins, triplets, and other multiple births. Assume all checks have been verified.Question 11 1 pts Pick the hypotheses most appropriate to deal with the problem above. O Ho : PC - PN = 0 HA : PC - PN > 0 O Ho : PC - PN = 0 HA : PC - PN # 0 O Can't answer this question based on the information given. O Ho : PC - PN = 0 HA : PC - PN