Estimating the Difference between Two Population Proportions Answers

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Is there convincing evidence that there is a difference in the proportions of suburban households that have SUVs versus urban households that have SUVs?

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Since contained in the interval, there is to believe that there a difference in the proportions of suburban households that have SUVs versus urban households that have SUVs.:0
Since contained in the interval, there is to believe that there a difference in the proportions of suburban households that have SUVs versus urban households that have SUVs.:is not
Since contained in the interval, there is to believe that there a difference in the proportions of suburban households that have SUVs versus urban households that have SUVs.:convincing evidence
Since contained in the interval, there is to believe that there a difference in the proportions of suburban households that have SUVs versus urban households that have SUVs.:is
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a simple random sampleX two samples that are not independent✔ two independent random samplestwo groups in a randomized experiment

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a simple random sample
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X two samples that are not independent
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✔ two independent random samples
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two groups in a randomized experiment
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✔ 94164 231 291

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✔ 94
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164
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231
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291
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94 164 231 ✔ 291

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94
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164
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231
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✔ 291
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94 ✔ 164231 291

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94
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✔ 164
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231
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291
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metnot met✔ does not apply

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met
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not met
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✔ does not apply
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✔ metX not metdoes not apply

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✔ met
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X not met
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does not apply
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✔ yesnoX not enough information

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✔ yes
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no
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X not enough information
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In the study on a drug for lowering cholesterol levels, after 1 month:

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State: for p1– p2, where p1 = of patients like these whose cholesterol would be lowered by using the new drug, and p2 = of patients like these whose cholesterol would be lowered by using the original:99% confidence interval
State: for p1– p2, where p1 = of patients like these whose cholesterol would be lowered by using the new drug, and p2 = of patients like these whose cholesterol would be lowered by using the original:true proportion
State: for p1– p2, where p1 = of patients like these whose cholesterol would be lowered by using the new drug, and p2 = of patients like these whose cholesterol would be lowered by using the original:true proportion
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✔ true proportion true mean

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✔ true proportion
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true mean
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✔ true proportion X true mean

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✔ true proportion
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X true mean
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Enter the values for the variables.

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=:0.745
=:0.680
z*=:2.576
n1 =:55
n2 =:50
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✔ 0.6800.745X 2.756

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✔ 0.680
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0.745
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X 2.756
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X 0.6800.745✔ 2.576

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X 0.680
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0.745
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✔ 2.576
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X 344150✔ 55

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X 34
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41
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50
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✔ 55
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3441✔ 50X 55

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34
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41
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✔ 50
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X 55
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In the study on a drug for lowering cholesterol levels, after 1 month:41 of 55 subjects reduced cholesterol with new medicine.34 of 50 subjects reduced cholesterol with old medicine.99% confidence interval: (–0.163, 0.293)Choose the correct conclusion.

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We are 99% confident that the interval from -0.163 to 0.293 captures p1 – p2, the difference in the sample proportions of patients like these who would have their cholesterol lowered as a result of using the new drug versus using the old drug.
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We are 99% confident that the interval from -0.163 to 0.293 captures p1 – p2, the difference in the true proportions of patients like these who lowered their cholesterol as a result of using the new drug versus using the old drug.
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We are 99% confident that the interval from -0.163 to 0.293 captures p1 – p2, the difference in the true proportions of patients like these who would have their cholesterol lowered by using the new drug versus using the old drug.
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We are 99% confident that the interval from -0.163 to 0.293 captures p1 – p2, the difference in the true means of patients like these who would have their cholesterol lowered by using the new drug versus using the old drug.

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