Jackson wants to test an assumption on the number of red candies in a bag of Fruity Tooty's candy. The company claims that five flavors are given an equal distribution in each bag, meaning that the proportion of each color should be 20%. Jackson decides to focus his efforts on examining whether there is a difference in the proportion of red candies than what the company claims. What should Jackson state for the null hypothesis and alternative hypothesis?

a.)
Null hypothesis: p equals 0.20
Alternative hypothesis: p greater than 0.20

b.)
Null hypothesis: p equals 0.20
Alternative hypothesis: p not equal to 0.20

c.)
Null hypothesis: p not equal to 0.20
Alternative hypothesis: p equals 0.20

d.)
Null hypothesis: p greater than 0.20
Alternative hypothesis: p less than 0.20