solution:
the given information as follows:
sample details for boys:
,
proportion of boys who report an improvement = = 35/200 = 0.175
for sample 2:
proportion of female who report an improvement = = 28/210 = 0.1333
value of the pooled proportion is computed as
we have to test is the proportion of boys is greater than proportion of girls
so, null and alternative hypothesis:
it is a right tailed test:
test statistics:
p value = 1 - value of z to the left of 1.17 from z table = 1 - 0.8789 = 0.1211
this p value in tha area of the right tailed formed by z = 1.17.
let significance level = = 0.05
since p value = 0.1211 > 0.05, so do not reject the null hypothesis H0
conclusion;
evidence does not favour that the proportionof boys whoo benefit from the treatment is greater than the proportion of girls.
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