These are the answer selections for the drop-down boxes. The hypothesis test will be (two tailed, left-tailed, right-tailed)Reject the (alternative, null) hypothesis that the proportion of people who read books in print is (less than, equal to, greater than, not equal to) 0.25 in which case there is evidence (in support of, to reject)Do not reject the (null, alternative) hypothesis, in which case there is not enough evidence to (reject, support)the claim that the proportion of people who read books in print is not equal to 0.25. State the null and alternative hypotheses for a hypothesis test; indicate whether the hypothesis test will be left-tailed, right-tailed, or two-tailed; and clearly state thetwo possible conclusions that address the given claim.A bookstore owner claims that the proportion of people who read books in print is not equal to 0.25.Which of the following is the hypothesis test to be conducted?O A. Ho: p<0.25OB. Ho: p=0.25H₂: p=0.25H₂: p=0.25O C. Ho: p=0.25O D. Ho: p=0.25Ha: p > 0.25Ha: p<0.25O E. Ho: p * 0.25Ha: p=0.25OF. Ho: p>0.25Ha: p=0.25The hypothesis test will beState clearly the two possible conclusions that address the given claim.Reject thehypothesis that the proportion of people who read books in print is0.25, in which case there is evidencethe claim that the proportion of people is not equal to 0.25.Do not reject thehypothesis, in which case there is not enough evidence topeople who read books in print is not equal to 0.25.the claim that the proportion of

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These are the answer selections for the drop-down boxes.

The hypothesis test will be (two tailed, left-tailed, right-tailed)

Reject the (alternative, null) hypothesis that the proportion of people who read books in print is (less than, equal to, greater than, not equal to) 0.25 in which case there is evidence (in support of, to reject)

Do not reject the (null, alternative) hypothesis, in which case there is not enough evidence to (reject, support)the claim that the proportion of people who read books in print is not equal to 0.25.