Question 1: We believe that the proportion of households in California who own a dog is...

Question 1: We believe that the proportion of households in California who own a dog is less than the proportion of households in Texas who own a dog. In two independent polls, it was found that 210 out of 500 Californa households own a dog and 302 out of 500 Texas households own a dog. Use a 0.05 significance level.

Question 2: For my one property, I have 104 units out of them I have received 5 non-renewal letters, with those 2 had massive fights and complaints through-out their stay at the property. I have my other property which has 238 units out of them I have received 7 non-renewal letters, with those 4 had massive fights and complaints through-out their stay at the property. find the 95% confidence interval.

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