According to a Nationwide Mutual Insurance Company Driving While Distracted Survey conducted in 2008, 85% of the drivers interviewed said that they have talked on their cell phones while driving (The...

According to a Nationwide Mutual Insurance Company Driving While Distracted Survey conducted in
2008, 85% of the drivers interviewed said that they have talked on their cell phones while driving (The
New York Times, July 19, 2009). The survey included drivers aged 16 to 61 years selected from 48 states.
Assume that this result holds true for the 2008 population of all such drivers in the United States. In a
recent random sample of 800 drivers aged 16 to 61 years selected from the United States, 90% said that
they have talked on their cell phones while driving. Test at 5% level of significance the hypothesis that
the current percentage of such drivers who have talked on their cell phones while driving is greater than
85%.