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A sample poll of 300 voters from city A and 200 voters from city B indicated...

A sample poll of 300 voters from city A and 200 voters from city B indicated that 56% and 48% respectively were in favor of a particular party. Test the hypothesis that there is a difference between the two cities so far as the proportion of voters favouring the party is concerned.

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