The Centers of Disease Control and Prevention has launched studies of drug-resistant gonorrhea. Of 145 cases tested in Alabama, 8 were found to be drug- resistant. Of 130 cases in Texas, 18 were found to be drug-resistant. Does the data indicate that the proportion of drug-resistant cases in Alabama is lower than the proportion of cases in Texas at a=.025? For the hypothesis stated above, what is the test statistic (in terms of "Alabama" minus "Texas")? O a. -2.3306 O b. -2.3671 O C. -2.3418 O d. None of the answers is correct e. -2.3568

The Centers of Disease Control and Prevention has launched studies of drug-resistant gonorrhea. Of 145 cases tested in Alabama, 8 were found to be drug- resistant. Of 130 cases in Texas, 18 were found to be drug-resistant. Does the data indicate that the proportion of drug-resistant cases in Alabama is lower than the proportion of cases in Texas at a=.025? For the hypothesis stated above, what is the test statistic (in terms of "Alabama" minus "Texas")? O a. -2.3306 O b. -2.3671 O C. -2.3418 O d. None of the answers is correct e. -2.3568

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