A study of sleepwalking or "nocturnal wandering" was described in the journal Neurology, and it included information that 29.2% of 19,136 American adults have sleepwalked. Would a reporter be justified in stating that "fewer than 30% of adults have sleepwalked"? Let's use a 0.05 significance level to test the claim that for the adult population, the proportion of those who have sleepwalked is less than 0.30. Question: In symbols, what is the claim? O p=0.3 O p0.3 p>0.292 O p=0.292 p A study of sleepwalking or "nocturnal wandering" was described in the journal Neurology, and it included information that 29.2% of 19,136 American adults havesleepwalked. Would a reporter be justified in stating that fewer than 30% of adults have sleepwalked? Let's use a 0.05 significance level to test the claim that for theadult population, the proportion of those who have sleepwalked is less than 0.30.Question: In symbols, what is the claim?O p+0.3O p<0.3O p³0.3O p0.292p=0.292O p<0.292

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A study of sleepwalking or "nocturnal wandering" was described in the journal Neurology, and it included information that 29.2% of 19,136 American adults have sleepwalked. Would a reporter be justified in stating that "fewer than 30% of adults have sleepwalked"? Let's use a 0.05 significance level to test the claim that for the adult population, the proportion of those who have sleepwalked is less than 0.30. Question: In symbols, what is the claim? O p=0.3 O p0.3 p>0.292 O p=0.292 p