National data reveals that the probability a youthful offender on probation will commit another crime is 80%. A special rehabilitation program was conducted for youthful offenders. A sample of 100 participants showed that 75 subsequently committed another crime. Do the hypothesis using the formal critical value method at 1% level of significance: H0: p ≥ 0.80 H1: p < 0.80 Remember to show your steps (including all relevant information) and explicitly verify that all assumptions of the procedure are satisfied. show the steps on how to solve it.

National data reveals that the probability a youthful offender on probation will commit another crime is 80%. A special rehabilitation program was conducted for youthful offenders. A sample of 100 participants showed that 75 subsequently committed another crime. Do the hypothesis using the formal critical value method at 1% level of significance: H0: p ≥ 0.80 H1: p < 0.80 Remember to show your steps (including all relevant information) and explicitly verify that all assumptions of the procedure are satisfied. show the steps on how to solve it.

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National data reveals that the probability a youthful offender on probation will commit
another crime is 80%. A special rehabilitation program was conducted for youthful offenders.
A sample of 100 participants showed that 75 subsequently committed another crime. Do the
hypothesis using the formal critical value method at 1% level of significance:
H0: p ≥ 0.80
H1: p < 0.80
Remember to show your steps (including all relevant information) and explicitly verify that all
assumptions of the procedure are satisfied.

show the steps on how to solve it.

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