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Consider the claim that in a gender selection, the likelihood of having a baby girl is different from p = 0.6. and use the test statistic z = 3.44 (found from 18 girls in 21 births. Use 5% confidence of interval.
First determine whether the given conditions result in a critical region in the right tail, left tail, or two tails, then use that theory to find the P-value. Interpret the P-value.
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