In: Statistics and Probability
Consider the hypothesis test below.
H 0: p 1
- p 2 0
H a: p 1
- p 2 > 0
The following results are for independent samples taken from the two populations.
| Sample 1 | Sample 2 |
| n1 = 100 | n2 = 300 |
| p1 = 0.24 | p2 = 0.13 |
Use pooled estimator of p.
The given null and alternative hypothesis are:


Test-statistic for the hypothesis is:

where,
pooled
estimator of p

(a) calculation for test-statistic:




The test-statistic is calculated as 
(b) p-value:
Since it is a one-tailed test, so the p-value is-

The p-value for the test is
(c) Decision:
Since,
Conclusion: At significance level of
there is
sufficient evidence to support the alternative hypothesis , i.e.,
. So, we conclude that the true population proportion
of population 1 is greater than the population proportion of
population 2.