In a random sample of 500 children from Illinois, 143 were undernourished. Use these sample data to answer the following questions. A. Use the five-step hypothesis testing procedure outlined below to determine if there is evidence that the proportion of all children in Illinois who are undernourished is different from 0.5. Use Minitab. If assumptions are met, use the normal approximation method. You should not need to do any calculations by hand, other than checking assumptions. Remember to include all relevant Minitab output and identify your answers to each step

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