A sample of 200 teenagers shows that 50 believe that war is inevitable, and a sample of 300 people over age 60 shows that 93 believe war is inevitable. Find the 97% condence interval for the difference of the two proportions.
A.-0.148< p1 − p2 <0.028
B.-0.153< p1 − p2 <0.024
C.-0.113< p1 − p2 <0.041
D.-0.167< p1 − p2 <0.032
The statistical software output for this problem is :
The 97% confidence interval for the difference of the two proportions is :
A.-0.148< p1 − p2 <0.028
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