Pew Research surveyed a random sample of 1,313 U.S. adults in 2011. They asked them: "How important is it, to you personally, to be successful in a high-paying career or profession?" Importance Very important Somewhat important Not important Total Chi-square test Statistic Chi-square female male total 403 408 (66.1%) (58.0%) 158 218 811 (61.8%) 376 (25.9%) (31.0%) (28.6%) 126 49 77 (8.0%) (11.0%) (9.6%) 610 703 1313 (100%) (100 %) (100%) df 2 Value P-value 9.287 0.0096 We want to test if men and women have the same ideas about the importance of this kind of success. What are the hypotheses?

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