Let p be the proportion of customers who disapprove of the actions taken in the conflict of interest marketing advertisement used by a business. It has been found 70% from the population have disapproved up to this point. The business wants to determine if the proportion from their random sample of 250 of their customers who disapprove of the conflict of interest actions has increased. With z = 2.67 and σ = 0.01, what are the conclusions. (Type in your answer to be graded)
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