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Health researchers surveyed people living in a large city and people living in the suburbs. Of...
Health researchers surveyed people living in a large city and people living in the suburbs. Of the 250 city people surveyed, 187 had gotten flu shots. Of the 180 people living in the suburbs, 98 had gotten flu shots. For ? = 5%, can it be concluded that the proportion of people receiving flu shots in the city is greater than proportion of people receiving flu shots in the suburbs? State the null and alternative hypotheses for this hypothesis test, the p-value and the final determination regarding the claim.
A. Ho: p1 > p2, H1: p1 ? p2, p-value = 5.3, support the Ho
and support the claim.
B. Ho: p1 ? p2, H1: p1 > p2, p-value = 5.3, support the Ho and
reject the claim.
C. Ho: p1 ? p2, H1: p1 < p2, p-value = 0, support the Ho and
reject the claim.
D. Ho: p1 ? p2, H1: p1 > p2, p-value = 0, reject the Ho and
support the claim.
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