In January 2010, the Pew Research Center did a similar survey about the 2010 Census, reporting that 64% of American adults knew the Census determined the size of state congressional delegations.  It appears the percentage may have decreased.  Assuming there has been no change since 2010 the chance of a sample result of 59% in the current survey is .008. What are the appropriate null and alternative hypotheses for the 2020 study? What can you conclude about American adults in 2020?  Express your conclusion in a well written contextual sentence for a general audience.

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