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Suppose that in the population, 20 percent of smokers quit each year. There is a small pilot program that provides relaxation exercises, meditation, and other techniques designed to make quitting smoking easier. At the end of one year, 20 of 50 smokers in the treatment group have stopped smoking. The Z-statistic is __________ and you __________ reject the null hypothesis at the 1-percent level of significance.
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