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LBW No Yes total Race White 76 20 96 Black 14 12 26 Other 43 24...

LBW

No

Yes

total

Race

White

76

20

96

Black

14

12

26

Other

43

24

67

Referring again to the table above of LBW by Race, we want to know if the proportion of LBW births to black women is significantly different from the proportion of LBW births to women of race “other”, based on an α=0.05 test.

  1. Is this question calling for a 2-sided test? (yes or no) [a]
  2. What is the test statistic, based on the normal distribution approximated standard error? [b]
    (Report with 2 decimal places, such as 1.23.  Hint: this is calculated according to slide 15 in the lecture. Do not do heavy rounding your results until the last calculation, e.g., leave at least 3 decimal places in your intermittent calculations. )
  3. Does this Z-statistic indicate the two proportions are significantly different from each other, based on no more than a 5% chance of a type 1 error (alpha = 0.05)? (yes or no) [c]

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