Suppose your school principal wants to know how the students go to school so that the matter will be brought to the attention of the local parent — teacher association to address the problem on the...

Suppose your school principal wants to know how the students go to school so that the matter will be brought to the attention of the local parent — teacher association to address the problem on the late corner students for action and to the community officials for policy formulation. Here is are the data collected about the transportation of the students: 10 take a taxi, 5 take a private car, 12 take a bus, 3 take a train. Based on this data, answer the following questions.

A. Prepare a tally table for their mode of transportation.

B. Based on the tabulated information, what can you conclude, if any, about the most popular mode of transportation in going to school for all students.

C. Formulate the appropriate null and alternative hypothesis.

D. Identify situations when Type I and Type II errors are committed and state their possible consequences.