Dr J claims that 40 percent of his college algebra class will drop his course by midter,. To test the claim, he selcted 45 names at random and discovered that 20 of them had already dropped long before midterm. The test statistic value for his hypothesis test is a. 8.3333 b. 0.3704 c. 0.6086 d. 0.6847

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