the manufacturer of specific product has got information that the market share of the product ha been 38% over the past 10 year. in an examination of the present consumer loyalty a random sample of 170 consumers was asked if they currently buy the product . the responses were counted and it was founded that 70 consumers said "yes" , while 75 consumers said "no". test at 1% level of significance , if the market share of the product has now changed.?
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