A youtuber is interested about the participation of its viewers in the games they watch him play on his channel. The youtuber wants to compare the views he gets from them watching fortnight vs the views he gets from them watching the game Among Us. Use the data given and show in an Excel work sheet to test at an α=0.01 level that there is a difference in the proportion in the number of views he gets from fortnight compared to the views from Among Us. Fortnight Among Us Total Viewers 35 23 58 Non-Viewers 69 53 122 Total 104 76 180 What is the Null and alternative hypothesis? what would be the Point estimate? P-value? Decision? Interpretation including whether there is evidence in a difference in proportion views fortnight game vs Among us game

A youtuber is interested about the participation of its viewers in the games they watch him play on his channel. The youtuber wants to compare the views he gets from them watching fortnight vs the views he gets from them watching the game Among Us. Use the data given and show in an Excel work sheet to test at an α=0.01 level that there is a difference in the proportion in the number of views he gets from fortnight compared to the views from Among Us. Fortnight Among Us Total Viewers 35 23 58 Non-Viewers 69 53 122 Total 104 76 180 What is the Null and alternative hypothesis? what would be the Point estimate? P-value? Decision? Interpretation including whether there is evidence in a difference in proportion views fortnight game vs Among us game

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Glencoe Algebra 1, Student Edition, 9780079039897, 0079039898, 2018

18th Edition

ISBN:9780079039897

Author:Carter

Publisher:Carter

Chapter10: Statistics

Section10.1: Measures Of Center

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