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Hi, can you help me answer this question please, thank you

Hi, can you help me answer this question please, thank you-example-1
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We are asked to determine the p-values for a proportion that is greater than 0.51. Since we are asked about the hypothesis being greater then the p-value is given by:


p-\text{value}=P(z>3.065)

This is a right-tailed test. To determine this probability we need to use the fact that:


P(z>3.065)=P(z<-3.065)

replacing we get:


p-\text{value}=P(z<-3.065)

Now, from the tables for z-scores in the normal distribution we get:


p-\text{value}=0.0011

Therefore, the p-value is 0.0011

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