The state of New Mexico is piloting a new program that the governor hopes will increase the proportion of people who regularly go for medical check-ups. Historicallty, this rate was known to be 76%. To help them answer this question, they conduct a study that samples 880 people who live in New Mexico. All of these people participate in the pilot program for 6 months. After participation, they are asked whether the now regularly go for medical check-ups. Of the participants, 686 now say they now regularly go for medical check-ups. Consider the scenario in which this program is rolled out state-wide. Required:
Formulate the null and alternative hypotheses for what would happen in the whole state based on the data observed in the sample. The null hypothesis H 0 stated in words is tha