All cars manufactured in the U.S. must be tested for safety, and the testing destroys the vehicle. One kind of safety testing determines if the vehicle's airbags deploy properly. A model receives the lowest safety rating if no more than 85% of the vehicles for that model have airbags that deploy properly. One particular model is tested. Using a significance level of 0.05, an analyst tests the claim that the airbags deploy properly in no more than 85% of cars for that model. Choose the correct direction of the test and the appropriate sampling distribution. O Left-tailed test; z-distribution. Right-tailed test; z-distribution. O Right-tailed test; t-distribution. Left-tailed test; t-distribution. O We do not have enough information. Two-tailed test; z-distribution. Two-tailed test; t-distribution