A manufacturer of baseball hats claims that approximately 30% of people regularly wear baseball hats. From a random sample of 20 students at your school, you find that only four wear baseball hats regularly. This gives you reason to believe that the manufacturer’s claim of 30% is too high. Let the digits 0–2 represent wearing a baseball hat (H) and the digits 3–9 represent not wearing a baseball hat (N). Use the table of random numbers to run one trial of this simulation.