1) The null and alternative hypotheses are:
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2)
Proportion of women , p = 215/400 = 0.5375
Sample size, n = 400
P0 = 0.58
Standard error, se = sqrt(P0*(1-P0)/n)
= sqrt(0.58*(1-0.58)/400)
= 0.0247
z = (P - P0)/se = (0.5375-0.58)/0.0247 = -1.7
p-value = NORMSDIST(-1.7) = 0.0446
P-value is less than 0.05, therefore, null hypothesis is rejected.
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