(See Solution) Researchers conducted a survey of registered voters from Michigan's four largest universities. One of the questions asked each participant whether
Question: Researchers conducted a survey of registered voters from Michigan's four largest universities. One of the questions asked each participant whether he or she would vote on their campus or would vote from their home address (either by returning and voting in person or using an absentee ballot). In 2016 examination of voting records showed that \(62 \%\) of all registered voters from the same universities voted from their home address. The current research is being done to determine whether this percentage has decreased.
- What hypotheses should be tested?
- Suppose the test is done with \(\alpha=0.05\) and that the p-value is 0.0513. What decision about the hypotheses should be made? Why?
- Given the decision you just stated, can researches conclude the percentage in question has changed? Why?
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