Difference in Population Proportions for Preference in Windows

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Outline

 

Abstract

 

Introduction

 

Data Collection

 

Data Analysis

 

Test 1: Difference in Population Proportions for Preference in Windows

 

Null-Hypothesis:

 

Alternative-Hypothesis:

 

Sample proportions:

 

 

 

 

Pooled Proportions:

 

=≈ 0.5104 =

 

≈ 0.4896 =

 

Standard Error:

 

=  ≈ 0.1024

 

Z-Statistic:

 

= ≈ -5.92

 

Critical Value Approach: 5%

 

-5.92 < -1.96; reject the null hypothesis

 

P-Value Approach: 5%

 

P-value ≈ 0.00; reject the null hypothesis

 

Test 2: Test for Independence Jesse

 

Null-Hypothesis:

 

The proportions for preference are independent of sex.

 

Alternative-Hypothesis:

 

The proportions for preference are dependent on sex.

 

=

 

+++ 35.0994

 

Conclusion

 

We reject the null hypothesis and conclude that the proportions for preference in windows among males is not equal to the proportions for preference in windows among females.

 

We reject the null hypothesis and conclude that the proportions of preference are  dependant on sex.

 

Works Cited

 

Appendix

 

 

 

 

 

An example has been posted in Files in CANVAS(A Light in the Darkness) if you want to see how to go about the sections listed above.

 

Thanks Jessie for setting this up!


 

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