To test the ability of auto mechanics to identify simple
Chapter 8, Problem 8.76(choose chapter or problem)
To test the ability of auto mechanics to identify simple engine problems, an automobile with a single such problem was taken in turn to 72 different car repair facilities. Only 42 of the 72 mechanics who worked on the car correctly identified the problem. Does this strongly indicate that the true proportion of mechanics who could identify this problem is less than .75? Compute the P-value and reach a conclusion accordingly.
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