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In 2006, The General Social Survey sample 1016 employed people and asked them how satisfied they were with their jobs. Of the 1016 people sampled, 568 said that they were completely satisfied or very satisfied with their jobs. Test at the .01 level of significance that the majority of people are completely satisfied or very satisfied with their jobs using the critical values method.

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          In 2006, The General Social Survey sample 1016 employed people and asked them how satisfied
they were with their jobs. Of the 1016 people sampled, 568 said that they were completely satisfied
or very satisfied with their jobs. Test at the .01 level of significance that the majority of people are
completely satisfied or very satisfied with their jobs using the critical values method.

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Elementary Statistics a Step by Step Approach

Allan G. Bluman 9th Edition

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5 (i.e., not a majority). - Alternative Hypothesis (H1): The proportion of people who are completely satisfied or very satisfied with their jobs is greater than 0.5 (i.e., a majority). Show more…

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In 2006, The General Social Survey sample 1016 employed people and asked them how satisfied they were with their jobs. Of the 1016 people sampled, 568 said that they were completely satisfied or very satisfied with their jobs. Test at the .01 level of significance that the majority of people are completely satisfied or very satisfied with their jobs using the critical values method.