power II. An Indian company manufacturing bank for WIFI routers (rechargeable with 38,400 mAH capacity) is ISO45001:2018 and ISO 9000:2015 certified. The company processes are anchored on those standards; assuring their customers a level of quality that meets their requirements. Thus, before shipping their product, a quality test is undertaken to determine whether or not there is a defect. In a random sample of 400 units, 60 were found defective. Estimate with 99% confidence the true proportion of defective units produced by the company.
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