Some people in Australia believe they should no longer be part of the British Commonwealth of Nations now that Queen Elizabeth II has passed away. Those in favor of Australia leaving the Commonwealth are "nationalists" while those in favor of keeping ties to Great Britain are called "royalists." Nationalists claim that more than 65% of the public want to stay in the Commonwealth. The royalists want to prove the nationalists wrong, so they commission a survey of 300 Australians, and 186 said that Australia should stay in the British Commonwealth. When testing, use a level of significance, a, at .10. 1. Provide the hypothesis test criteria: Ho: P HA: P 2. Critical value approach: Compare the test statistic of 3. P-value approach: Compare the p-value of 4. Conclusion: (Type either Accept or Reject): to the critical value of to = .10 Ho 5. Which political party wins this political argument? (Business decision)