. Calculate the estimate for p, the true probability of success b. Calculate and interpret a 90% Confidence interval for the true probability of success. c. You would like to know if p is actually greater than 1/3, so you test the following null hypothesis: H0: p ≤ 1/3 What is the alternative hypothesis? Conduct and interpret this test at the 0.05

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