(Solved): 4. In your own words, when setting up the hypotheses for a test how do you determine H, and H/? 5. ...

4. In your own words, when setting up the hypotheses for a test how do you determine H, and H/? 5. A political scientist wants to test the claim that at least three fourths of adult Americans agree with the statement, "Climate change possess a serious threat to my personnel well being." The scientist picks a simple random sample of n = 35 adult Americans and finds that 27 of the sample agrees with the statement. Would it be appropriate to use the methods of this section to test this researchers claim? Explain your answer.