b. Determine the test Statistic.x² =c. Determine the p-value.p-value=d. Make a decision.Select an answere. Make a conclusion.O The evidence supports the claim that plea deals negotiated by privately-retained attorneys arebetter than plea deals negotiated by court-appointed attorneys.O The evidence is not sufficient to support the claim that plea deals negotiated by privately-retained attorneys are better than plea deals negotiated by court-appointed attorneys.O There IS sufficient evidence to conclude that the distributions of plea deals negoiated bycourt-appointed vs. private attorneys are not the same.O There IS NOT sufficient evidence to conclude that the distributions of plea deals negoiated bycourt-appointed vs. private attorneys are not the same.There IS sufficient evidence to reject the claim that the plea deal negotiated and type ofattorney are independent.O There IS NOT sufficient evidence to reject the claim that the plea deal negotiated and type ofattorney are independent. Sterling, a researcher at the Brown Institute for Criminal Justice, is concerned that court-appointedattorneys negotiate harsher plea deals for their clients than privately retained attorneys do. Sterlingexamines data from a randomly selected sample of cases that carried similar maximum sentences wherethe attorney was court-appointed, and another sample where the attorney was privately-retained, andrecorded the plea deal sentences that were agreed to:0-6monthsAppointedPrivate6-12months284728433232Test Sterling's claim at a = 0.05. Where necessary, round results to 4 decimal places.12-24monthsmore than24 months3534a. Determine the null and alternative hypotheses.O Ho: Plea deals negotiated by privately-retained attorneys are better than plea dealsnegotiated by court-appointed attorneys.HA: Plea deals negotiated by privately-retained attorneys are not better than plea dealsnegotiated by court-appointed attorneys.b. Determine the test Statistic.x²O Ho: The distribution of plea deals arranged by court-appointed attorneys is the same as thedistribution of plea deals arranged by privately-retained attorneys.HA: The distribution of plea deals arranged by court-appointed attorneys is not the same asthe distribution of plea deals arranged by privately-retained attorneys.c. Determine the p-value.p-valueHo: There is no relationship between plea deals and whether the attorney on the case isprivately-retained or court-appointed.HA: There is a relationship between plea deals and whether the attorney on the case isprivately-retained or court-appointed.

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