i am using minitab to solve the problem.
steps :-
statbasic statistics 2 proportion select summarized data from the drop down menu in sample 1 type 551 in number of events , in number of trials type 6720in sample 2 type 654 in number of events , in number of trials type 6679 tick perform hypothesized test options in confidence level type 95in hypothesized difference type 0 select the alternative hypothesis as difference < hypothesized difference in method select use the pooled estimate of the proportion okok.
to round off any value to needed decimal places :-
right click on the value decimal places select the needed place(here, we will select 4 in p value )
*** SOLUTION ***
hypothesis:-
this is a left tailed test.
b). the test statistic (z) = -3.22
c). the p value = 0.0006
d).decision:-
p value = 0.0006 <0.05 (alpha)
we reject the null hypothesis.
e).conclusion:-
There is enough evidence to conclude that the proportion of patients suffering a heart attack or stroke is greater in ticagrelor.
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