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9.1.13: Is the proportion of cats that are spayed or neutered higher than the proportion of...

9.1.13: Is the proportion of cats that are spayed or neutered higher than the proportion of dogs that are spayed or neutered? In a random sample of 50 cat owners, you find that 46 of their cats are spayed/neutered. In a random sample of 75 dog owners, you find that 62 of their dogs are spayed/neutered. Are cat owners more likely to spay/neuter than dog owners? Use a significance level of 5%.

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