Hypothesis test via confidence interval for a proportion

The question provides a claimed population proportion and sample data, and asks the student to use a confidence interval to decide whether the claim should be questioned or rejected.

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The company sought to improve the quality of its production and claims that there are no more than $6\%$ defective light bulbs in its production. A consumer association conducts a test on a sample and obtains 71 defective light bulbs out of 1000.
  1. In the case where there would be exactly $6\%$ defective light bulbs, determine an asymptotic confidence interval at the $95\%$ level for the frequency of defective light bulbs in a random sample of size 1000.
  2. Do we have reasons to question the company's claim?