MAT 240- Applications of Two-Sample Tests I questioned people in 2 states, Texas and Washington. I...

MAT 240- Applications of Two-Sample Tests

I questioned people in 2 states, Texas and Washington. I noticed that out of 400 people in Texas, 267 said they would buy a pickup over a car, while out of 237 people in Washington, 97 said they would buy a pickup over a car. I hypothesize that more people in Texas would buy a pickup over a car. Test this with a 0.05 significance.

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Sample 2: Washington.

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