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As your testing H0:p=0.79, then you have a two-tailed test.

The p-value at two-tailed test is given by:


\begin{gathered} p=P(Z\leq-z)+P(Z\ge z) \\ p=P(Z\leq-z)+(1-P(Z\leq z) \\ p=2P(Z\leq-z) \\ 0.79=2P(Z\leq-z) \\ P(Z\leq-z)=(0.79)/(2) \\ P(Z\leq-z)=0.395 \end{gathered}

Then, you need to check into the standard normal cumulative table to find at which -z you do have a probability of 0.395. Thus:

As you can see in the picture at z=-0.26 you have a P(Z<=-z)=0.3974

And at z=-0.27 you have a P(Z<=-z)=0.3936.

The average of these values is:


(0.3974+0.3936)/(2)=0.3955

Then, you have a probability of 0.395 at a z of:


(-0.26+(-0.27))/(2)=-0.265

Then -z=-0.27, thus z=0.27

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