What is the value of the sample proportion of interest (p^)? Answer using the number of decimal places that are communicated in the article. If the proportion was expressed as a percentage, divide by 100 to express it as a proportion (a value between 0 and 1).

For example, if the article reported that "53% of children in the US own a smartphone by age 11", then p^ would be equal to 0.53. If the percentage had been reported as 53.2%, then p^ would be equal to 0.532