A presidential candidate asks a polling organization to conduct a nationwide survey to determine the percentage of potential voters who would vote for him over his rival presidential candidate. Out of 2 500 respondents, 915 said that they would vote for him. If 35% of the of the potential votersvote for his rival, is this significantly different from the percentage of potential voters of the candidate who requested the survey? Use 5% level of significance
Group 1(Potential voters supporting him)
Group 2(Potential voters supporting his rival)
Now,
Hypotheses,
The test statistic is,
The critical value is, .
The null hypothesis is rejected if,
Since , we fail to reject the null hypothesis and conclude that there is no sufficient evidence to show that the difference in percentages for the two candidates is significant at 5% significance level.
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