You are given the following scenario: \"A 2016 survey of 2,010 adults by the Pew Research Center found that 83% of those Surveyed Support background checks for private and gun show sales" Question 1: What is the population of this study? Question 2: What is the sample statistic? Question 3: What is the margin of error of the study? Let's expand this scenario further: \"Another polling organization believes that Pew's conclusion is incorrect and draws a sample of identical size. They determine that 81% of those surveyed believe the United Nations is doing a good job of solving global problems\" Question 4: What is the null hypothesis used for the followup study? Question 5: What alternative hypothesis is implied by the followup study? Question 6: If researchers determined that the likelihood of the follow up sample was 0.07, would this be statistically significant, and if so, at what level? Question 7: What hypothesis test decision should be employed by the researchers in the expanded scenario? Describe how you arrived at this conclusion