Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
From the information given, the population is divided into sub groups. Each group would consist of citizens picking a particular choice as the most important problem facing the country. The choices are the different categories. In this case, the null hypothesis would state that the distribution of proportions for all categories is the same in each population. The alternative hypothesis would state that the distributions is different. Therefore, the correct test to use to determine if the distribution of "problem facing this country today" is different between the two different years is
A) Use a chi-square test of homogeneity.
Add 5/9 to both sides. common denominator would be 72 so you would multiply the top and bottom of 3/8 by 9 (bc 9x8 is 72) to get 27/72. you would multiply top and bottom of 5/9 by 8 to get 40/72 and you would add 40+27 which equals 67 so x=67/72 i believe
