Given n=1400,   x=644,   p=0.50,α=5% H_0: p=0.50 H_1: p>0.50 Determine whether we should reject H0 in favor of the alternative hypothesis, or fail to reject H0   State the calculated z-value top 2 decimal places and determine whether we should reject H0 in favor of the alternative hypothesis, or fail to reject H0. (Write your answer using the format of the sample response: z=2.5, reject null or z=2.5, fail to reject null

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