Question

According to recent reports, Apple Inc. holds 27.6% of the Tablet Computer market. Suppose a consumer research company believes that 27.6% is too high and undertakes a survey to see if their suspicion is supported by the sample data. A random sample was taken of tablet computer purchases and find that of 200 purchases, 52 are Apple tablet computers. The P-value is 0.3064 and the hypothesis is : H:P = 0.276 H:P < 0.276 You would conclude at a significance level of 5%.
There is statistically significant evidence that Apple Inc. holds less than 27.6% of the tablet computer market.
there is a 30.36% chance that Apple Inc. holds at least 27.6% of the Tablet computer market.
we don't have sufficient evidence to support the claim
We have sufficient evidence to suppot the claim, that Apple holds less than 27.6%

Answer 1

Answer:

We don't have sufficient evidence to support the claim

Step-by-step explanation:

Null hypothesis:

$H_0: p = 0.276$

Alternate hypothesis:

$H_1: p < 0.276$

The P-value is 0.3064

0.3064 probability of finding a sample proportion lower than the one found.

The p-value is higher than the significance level of 0.05, which means that there is no sufficient evidence to support the claim.