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Complete the statements demonstrating how each condition is met.

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Random: A random sample of neighborhood residents are surveyed.:152
10%: is less than 10% of the population of all residents of the neighborhood.:152
Large Counts: The expected number of success and failures are 15 and , which are both at least 10.:137
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acceptrejectfail to reject

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accept
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reject
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fail to reject
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not enough informationnot convincing evidenceconvincing evidence

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not enough information
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not convincing evidence
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convincing evidence
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p = The true proportion of all customer calls that are resolved by using automated options

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Because a P-value = 0.0824 is α = 0.05, we H0. There is to believe that the corporation overstates the proportion of calls that are resolved by using automated options.:greater than
Because a P-value = 0.0824 is α = 0.05, we H0. There is to believe that the corporation overstates the proportion of calls that are resolved by using automated options.:fail to reject
Because a P-value = 0.0824 is α = 0.05, we H0. There is to believe that the corporation overstates the proportion of calls that are resolved by using automated options.:not convincing evidence

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