Josette believes that people who eat fast food regularly are more superstitious. Josette defines regularly is more than 2x per month. She decided the benchmark for superstition is whether or not they believe the fortune they get in their fortune cookie. Use those who eat fast food regularly as sample 1. Of the 240 people she surveyed 80 eat fast food regularly and 160 do not. Of those who eat fast food regularly 12 believed their fortune cookie could accurately predict their future. Of those who do not eat fast food regularly 11 believed their fortune cookie could accurately predict their future. At the 10% level of significance does Josette have enough evidence to support her claim? This is a (right, left, two) tailed test. With a p-value of (round to four decimal places) we [b] (reject/fail to reject) the null hypothesis and conclude (there is / there is not) enough evidence to claim that those who eat fast food regularly are more superstitious