Multiple Choice
Because of the complex nature of the U.S. income tax system, many people have questions for the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) . Yet, an article published by the Detroit Free Press entitled "Assistance: IRS Help Centers Give the Wrong Information" discusses the propensity of IRS staff employees to give incorrect tax information to tax-payers who call with questions. Then IRS Inspector General Pamela Gardiner told a Senate subcommittee that "the IRS employees at 400 taxpayer assistance centers nationwide encountered 8.5 million taxpayers face-to-face last year. The problem: When inspector general auditors posing as taxpayers asked them to answer tax questions, the answers were right 69% of the time." Suppose an independent commission was formed to test whether the 0.69 accuracy rate is correct or whether it is actually higher or lower. The commission has randomly selected n = 180 tax returns that were completed by IRS assistance employees and found that 105 of the returns were accurately completed. State the appropriate null and alternative hypotheses.
A) H0 : p = 0.69 Ha : p ≠ 0.69
B) H0 : p = 0.58 Ha : p ≠ 0.58
C) H0 : p > 0.69 Ha : p ≤ 0.69
D) H0 : p > 0.58 Ha : p ≤ 0.58
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