In Mendel’s pea experiments, 6,022 yellow peas were observed out of a sample of 8,023 peas. Test the claim, at 1% significance, that the proportion of these peas that were yellow is equal to 75%, against the alternative that the proportion is not 75%

In Mendel’s pea experiments, 6,022 yellow peas were observed out of a sample of 8,023 peas. Test the claim, at 1% significance, that the proportion of these peas that were yellow is equal to 75%, against the alternative that the proportion is not 75%

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In Mendel’s pea experiments, 6,022 yellow peas were observed out of a sample of
8,023 peas. Test the claim, at 1% significance, that the proportion of these peas that
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