And it says below, Evie wants to test her null hypothesis, which is that the true proportion at her school is 6% versus the alternative hypothesis that the true proportion at her school is greater than 6%, where P is the true proportion of students who are vegetarian at her school. And then they ask us, based on these simulated results, what is the approximate P value of the test? And they say the sample result, the sample proportion here was 20%. We saw that right over here. Well, if we assume that this is a reasonably good approximation of our sampling distribution of our sample proportions, there's 40 data points here. And how many of these samples do we get a sample proportion that is greater than or equal to 20%? Well, you could see this is 20% right over here, 20 hundredths.