A polling company conducted a hypothesis test to see if people are happy with the government, and they did so by conducting a two-sided test for a population ratio. population proportion). They calculated the value of the test statistic and found that it was z=2.1 .What is the p-value of the test?

A polling company conducted a hypothesis test to see if people are happy with the government, and they did so by conducting a two-sided test for a population ratio. population proportion). They calculated the value of the test statistic and found that it was z=2.1 .What is the p-value of the test?

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