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Given :
Number of sample = n = 1200
Number of success = X = 652
Sample proportion = 
= X/n = 652/1200 = 0.5433
Significance level = 
= 1-0.95 = 0.05
At 0.05 significance level the critical value of Z is
Answer - option C
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