n gall up poll of 1125 adults, it was found that 47% fly never or rarely. Use a 5% significance level to test that the percentage of adults who fly never or rarely is 50%. (use p-value approach) a. Claim

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n gall up poll of 1125 adults, it was found that 47% fly never or rarely. Use a 5%
significance level to test that the percentage of adults who fly never or rarely is 50%. (use
p-value approach)

a. Claim

b. Ho

H1

c. P-value

d. Reject Ho Do not reject Ho

e. Write a statement about the claim

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