a) The prime Minister of a small Caribbean Island stated that 95% of the population wasvaccinated from the Covid-19 virus. The opposition believes that the Minister is overstatingthe proportion of vaccinated citizens. He randomly selects 300 citizens and found that 240of them were fully vaccinated.i.Calculate a 99% confidence interval for the true proportion of all citizens who werevaccinated.ii.Interpret you answer in i).iii.State the null and alternative hypothesis of this test.iv.Calculate the value of the test statistics.At the 5% level of significance, determine if the Politian overstated the proportion ofvaccinated citizen. Use the classical approach.V.

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