A random sample of 80 bolts is sampled from a day's production, and 4 of them...
A random sample of 80 bolts is sampled from a day's production, and 4 of them are found to have diameters below specification It is claimed that the proportion of defective bolts among those manufactured that day is less than .10. Is it appropriate to use the methods of this section to determine whether we can reject this claim? If so, state the appropriate null and alternate hypotheses and compute the P-value. If not, explain why not.
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