Again regarding this histogram (from Question 6) built with a sample size n=45:
With this sample, would you be able to run a test such that Ho: π≥0.7 vs H1: π

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Again regarding this histogram (from Question 6) built with a sample size n=45:  
 With this sample, would you be able to run a test such that Ho: π≥0.7 vs H1: π<0.7, where π is the proportion of countries (in the World Bank & United Nations Development Programme database) with a Population density above 500 ?

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No: Population density is not Normally distributed, therefore I cannot perform the test

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Yes: the sample proportion is approx. Normally distributed (the CLT applies) and my expectation is a p-value greater than any common level

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Yes: the sample proportion is approx. Normally distributed (the CLT applies) and my expectation is a p-value smaller than any common level of confidence

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