Question: Question 3 Paste dataset 3 into an appropriate dataset summarizer Paste in computer output that measure evidence for the claim there is a relationship between

 Question 3Paste dataset 3 into an appropriate dataset summarizer Paste incomputer output that measure evidence for the claim there is a relationship

Question 3

Paste dataset 3 into an appropriate dataset summarizer

  1. Paste in computer output that measure evidence for the claim there is a relationship between the variables "which version?" and "correct or incorrect?" if you consider the whole population

Hint: inferential statistics measure evidence for a claim.

Two way table
correct countincorrect countrow total
Version A39968467
Version B46172533
Inferential statistics
n1n2phat 1phat 2
4675330.8543897220.86491557
Estimate of the difference between population proportions
phat1-phat2
-0.01052585
standard error of estimate
0.02199334
Confidence interval
you are 95% confident that p1-p2 is between
-0.0536328
and
0.0325811
0 is in the confidence interval so there is not strong evidence of a difference in proportions
hypothesis testing
test stattwo sided pvalue
-0.478592630.632228465
To calculate the p-value H0:p1=p2 is assumed to be true
since the test is two sided H1 is H1:p1?p2

  1. Calculate the z test stat for sample proportion , the formula is =
    between the variables "which version?" and "correct or incorrect?" if you considerthe whole populationHint: inferential statistics measure evidence for a claim.Two way tablecorrectcountincorrect countrow totalVersion A39968467Version B46172533Inferential statisticsn1n2phat 1phat 24675330.8543897220.86491557Estimate of the difference betweenpopulation proportionsphat1-phat2-0.01052585standard error of estimate0.02199334Confidence intervalyou are 95% confident that p1-p2 is

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