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A political campaign is interested in whether a geographic difference existed in support for raising the minimum wage in a certain state. Polls were conducted in the two largest cities in the state about raising the minimum wage. In city 1, a poll of 800 randomly selected voters found that 432 supported raising the minimum wage. In city 2, a poll of 1000 randomly selected voters found that 475 supported raising the minimum wage. What type of hypothesis test should be performed? Select Select Pi = Ex: 0.123 P2 = = Ex: 0.123 = Ex: 0.123 Two-tailed z-test Test statistic = Ex: 0.12 Right-tailed t-test p-value = Ex: 0.123 Left-tailed z-test Does sufficient evidence exist to support the claim th between the two cities at the a = 0.1 significance differs Right-tailed z-test

A political campaign is interested in whether a geographic difference existed in support for raising the minimum wage in a certain state. Polls were conducted in the two largest cities in the state about raising the minimum wage. In city 1, a poll of 800 randomly selected voters found that 432 supported raising the minimum wage. In city 2, a poll of 1000 randomly selected voters found that 475 supported raising the minimum wage. What type of hypothesis test should be performed? Select Select Pi = Ex: 0.123 P2 = = Ex: 0.123 = Ex: 0.123 Two-tailed z-test Test statistic = Ex: 0.12 Right-tailed t-test p-value = Ex: 0.123 Left-tailed z-test Does sufficient evidence exist to support the claim th between the two cities at the a = 0.1 significance differs Right-tailed z-test

Linear Algebra: A Modern Introduction

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Author:David Poole

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