Proportion testing use the rare event rule

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Claim: A gender selection method is effective in helping couples have baby girls, and among 45 babies, 24 are girls. Make subjective estimates to conclude that the evidence does support the claim or that the evidence does not support the claim. Use the Rare Event Rule. Does the evidence support the claim?

A Yes
B. No

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