51. The airline industry defines "no-shows" as passengers who have purchased a ticket but fail to arrive at the gate on time for departure. United Airlines operates many flights from Philadelphla to Dallas. The table below represents the observed number of no-shows that Occurred on a random sample of 120 flights between Philadelphla and Dallas this year, and experienced the no-show proportions last year. No-shows Observed 10 Proportion 0.05 1 18 0.15 26 0.20 3 32 0.30 4 20 0.20 5. 14 0.10 United Airlines would like to know if the proportions of no-shows has changed between last year and this year on flights between these two cities using a = 0.05. The test statistic for this sample is A. 4.28 B. 6.19 C. 7.50 D. 9.33

51. The airline industry defines "no-shows" as passengers who have purchased a ticket but fail to arrive at the gate on time for departure. United Airlines operates many flights from Philadelphla to Dallas. The table below represents the observed number of no-shows that Occurred on a random sample of 120 flights between Philadelphla and Dallas this year, and experienced the no-show proportions last year. No-shows Observed 10 Proportion 0.05 1 18 0.15 26 0.20 3 32 0.30 4 20 0.20 5. 14 0.10 United Airlines would like to know if the proportions of no-shows has changed between last year and this year on flights between these two cities using a = 0.05. The test statistic for this sample is A. 4.28 B. 6.19 C. 7.50 D. 9.33

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