In Example 2, it was noted that a recent Pew Research Center survey showed that among 2822 randomly selected adults, 2060 (or 73%) stated that they are Internet users. A technology specialist claims that 75% of adults use the Internet, and the results from the survey show a lower percentage because of the random chance variation in surveys. Assuming that the 75% rate is correct, is a result of 2060 Internet users an unusually low number when 2822 adults are randomly selected? Explain.