Data shows that 11% of fatal vehicle accidents involved large trucks. A statistician for an insurance company believes that is higher than 11%. The statistician randomly selected 200 fatal vehicle accidents and finds that 26 involve large trucks. Is the statistician correct? What is the test statistic for this hypothesis test? Data shows that 11% of fatal vehicle accidents involved large trucks. A statistician for an insurance company believes that is higher than 11%. The statistician randomly selected 200 fatal vehicle accidents and finds that 26 involve large trucks. Is the statistician correct? What is the test statistic for this hypothesis test?  0.9040  0.1830  0.3660  0.8170

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