Null
Ho: p <= 0.25
Alternate
H1: p > 0.25
type of statistic
Z
TS = (p^ - p)/sqrt(pq/n)
=(71/265 - 0.25)/sqrt(0.25*0.75/265)
=0.67386
critical value = 1.282
since TS < critical
we fail to reject the null
No
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