Basic Concepts of Probability: Videos & Practice Problems

In a study involving $49$ workplace injury reports, it was found that $37$ of the injuries involved workers under the age of $35$. Assuming that workers under and over $35$ are equally likely to be involved in such incidents, the probability of getting $37$ or more cases under age $35$ by random chance is $0.000231$. Is the outcome of $37$ injuries among younger workers significantly low, significantly high, or neither? Does this suggest that younger workers are more likely to be injured on the job?