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A study compared patients who suffered a heart attack in the daytime with patients who suffered...

  1. A study compared patients who suffered a heart attack in the daytime with patients who suffered a heart attack in the night.  Of 58,593 had a heart attack in the daytime 11,604 survived.  Of 28,155 who had a heart attack at night 4139 survived.  Use α = .01 and test the claim that the survival rates are the same.

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null Hypothesis:    Ho:    p1-p2 = 0.00
alternate Hypothesis: Ha:   p1-p2 0.00
for 0.01 level with two tailed test , critical value of z= 2.576
Decision rule :                   reject Ho if absolute value of test statistic |z|>2.576
daytime night time
x1                =    11604 x2                =    4139
1=x1/n1 = 0.1980 2=x2/n2 = 0.1470
n1                       = 58593 n2                       = 28155
estimated prop. diff =p̂1-p̂2    =0.1980-0.1470 = 0.0510
pooled prop p̂ =(x1+x2)/(n1+n2)=(11604+4139)/(58593+28155)= 0.1815
std error Se=√(p̂1*(1-p̂1)*(1/n1+1/n2) =sqrt(0.1815*(1-0.1815)*(1/58593+1/28155)= 0.0028
test stat z=(p̂1-p̂2)/Se =0.0510/0.0028 = 18.26
since test statistic falls in rejection region we reject null hypothesis
we have sufficient evidence to conclude that t the survival rates are different

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