A manufacturer of high end drills used in the dental industry, claims that at most 26%...
A manufacturer of high end drills used in the dental industry,
claims that at most 26% of the drills require repairs within the
first 5 years of operation. Let
be the true proportion of drills that require repairs within the
first 5 years of operation. In a random sample of 35 of these
drills 11 required repairs within the first 5 years of
operation.
Find the large sample p-value associated with the
following hypothesis test:
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