The numbers of online applications from simple random samples of college applications for 2003 and for the 2008 were taken. In 2003, out of 368 applications, 129 of them were completed online. In 2008, out of 765 applications, 451 of them were completed online. Test the claim that the proportion of online applications in 2003 was less than the proportion of online applications in 2008 at the .005 significance level. Claim: Select an answer v which corresponds to Select an answer v Select an answer Opposite: Select an answer v which corresponds H1: p 1 p 2 H0: p 1#p 2 The test is: Select an answer v H1: p 1 u 2 H1 u 1

The numbers of online applications from simple random samples of college applications for 2003 and for the 2008 were taken. In 2003, out of 368 applications, 129 of them were completed online. In 2008, out of 765 applications, 451 of them were completed online. Test the claim that the proportion of online applications in 2003 was less than the proportion of online applications in 2008 at the .005 significance level. Claim: Select an answer v which corresponds to Select an answer v Select an answer Opposite: Select an answer v which corresponds H1: p 1 p 2 H0: p 1#p 2 The test is: Select an answer v H1: p 1 u 2 H1 u 1

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