document.write( "Question 461577: Suppose that an insurance agent claims that less than 5% of his life insurance policies ever have to pay out. You decide to test his claim at the a=0.01 significance level. A sample of a 100 policies from last year finds that 7 out of them had to pay out. With a critical value of -2.33, compute the sample statistic. nora1.skelton@yahoo.com
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H[o]:<.05
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