It has been claimed that at UCLA 43% of all students live on campus. Researcher Ebony Robinson believes it may be higher than 43%, and in her random sample of 250 students, 112 were found to live on campus. Does the evidence support her claim of more than 43% of students living on campus at a=.05?

It has been claimed that at UCLA 43% of all students live on campus. Researcher Ebony Robinson believes it may be higher than 43%, and in her random sample of 250 students, 112 were found to live on campus. Does the evidence support her claim of more than 43% of students living on campus at a=.05?

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