Prompt:

Suppose that a researcher studying public opinion on raising taxes to pay for road repairs finds that in a simple random sample of 541 adult residents of the state, that 345 of the residents agree that taxes should be raised for road repairs. When testing the claim that the proportion of adults who favor raising taxes is greater than 0.60, the P-Value of 0.0367 is obtained.

"Initial Post"

Interpret this result for someone who doesn't know statistics.

They ask: "what can we know for certain?" Broadly answer their question.