According to a Gallup survey two years ago, 32% of American households use a computer or online financial program to manage their money. Suppose analysts believe that this figure has increased recently, and they test their theory by randomly sampling94American households. Of the94households,36% respond that they do use a computer or online financial program to manage their money. Is this result enough evidence to conclude that a significantly higher proportion of American households use a computer or online financial program to manage their money? Let = .10.

Appendix A Statistical Tables

(Round your answer to 2 decimal places, e.g. 15.25.)

The value of the test statistic is___________________(enter the value of test statistic rounded to 2 decimal places) and we(select a decision)

reject the null hypothesis OR fail to reject the null hypothesis.