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During the Swine Flu pandemic, a study found that if someone in your family contracted the Swine Flu, you had 1 in 8 chance of also contracting the disease. A random sample of 876 people with family members who had the flu found 129 to be positive.
Calculate a 90% confidence interval for the proportion of people who contract Swine Flu after a family member does.
Is there statistical evidence that the proportion of family members who contract the flu is different from the 1 in 8 chance as stated in the study?
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