Question: Billy Shagger, who you met above, has been battling weeds on several of the fairways at the Olde Course in Prescott. Billy has been using a new pesticide, “Weed-away” for some time now. The company claims that the weeds that remain living after “Weed-away” has been sprayed averages 1.75 weeds per square yard and Billy, a known mathematic scholar, knows that he should be able to predict how many weeds still go on living. Based on this information, what is the probability that a 4 square yard section will contain between 4 and 6 of these noxious weeds? Develop the null and research hypothesis and show your work. (NOTE: Read this carefully!)