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You wish to test the following at a significance level of α=0.10α=0.10.
H0:p=0.29H0:p=0.29
H1:p<0.29H1:p<0.29
You obtain a
For this test, we use the
For this sample...
- The test statistic (zz) for the data =
- The p-value for the sample =
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