H0: p <= 0.06
Ha: p > 0.06
Sample proportion = 18 / 185 = 0.097
95% confidence interval is
= + Z * sqrt( ( 1 - ) / N)
= 0.097 + 1.96 * Sqrt ( 0.097 * 0.903 / 185)
= 0.140
95% confidence interval is ( 0.140 , )
Since claimed proportion 0.06 is not contained in confidence interval, reject the null hypothesis.
We conclude that we have sufficient evidence to support the claim.
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