I'm not sure No Yes Democrat 22 8 59 Independent 3 3 5 No affiliation 17...

I'm not sure No Yes
Democrat 22 8 59
Independent 3 3 5
No affiliation 17 9 17
Other 3 0 0
Republican 1 7 2

Conduct a test of the hypothesis that the proportion of students in favor of a three-year SIF study in Seattle is greater for students that identify as democrats versus no political affiliation. Use “Democrats” minus “No affiliation”. Be sure to state your statistical hypothesis using symbols, report the p-value, report the decision of your test, and provide a conclusion in the context of the problem. Use a 5% significance level to make your decision.

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