Researchers are investigating the claim that red cars receive more speeding tickets than other cars. The researchers surveyed a randomly selected sample of 780 people who drive red cars and 540 people who drive cars of other colors. They discovered that 55 of the drivers in the red car group received a speeding ticket while driving their red car, while 32 drivers in the non-red car group received a speeding ticket while driving their non-red car. Do the researchers have convincing statistical evidence that the proportion of drivers of red cars with speeding tickets is more than other colors? P -value = . Round to 3 decimal places