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Last year, 68.3% of high school graduates were enrolled in a college. We think that over...

Last year, 68.3% of high school graduates were enrolled in a college. We think that

over the past year, that percentage has gone up. To test our claim, we randomly

survey 245 high school graduates, and find that 185 of them are enrolled in college. At

α=02, what can we decide about our claim?

How do you figure the critical value and the p value

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