Assume we are interested in determining whether the proportion of voters planning to vote for candidate C (p_C) is significantly less than the proportion of voters planning to vote for candidate B (p_B). The correct null hypothesis for testing the above is A)Ho: p_C - p_B $\le$ 0 B)Ho: p_C - p_B$\lt$ 0 C)Ho: p_C - p_B $\neq$ 0 D)Ho: p_C - p_B$\ge$ 0

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The null hypothesis should state that the proportion of voters for candidate C is greater than or equal to the proportion for candidate B, as we are testing if C's proportion is significantly less.

Assume We Are Interested in Determining Whether the Proportion of Voters