Two competing airlines, Alpha and Beta, flya route between Des Moines, lowa, and Wichita, Kansas. Each airline claims to have a lower percentage of flights that arrive late. Let p, be the proportion of Alpha's flights that arrive late andp2 the proportion of Beta's flights that arrive late. Suppose that p, = 0.32 and p2 = 0.25. Find the probability that a sample of 100 flights for each airline (200 in all) would yield P > P2- Round your answer to four decimal places. P (p, 2p) =|

Two competing airlines, Alpha and Beta, flya route between Des Moines, lowa, and Wichita, Kansas. Each airline claims to have a lower percentage of flights that arrive late. Let p, be the proportion of Alpha's flights that arrive late andp2 the proportion of Beta's flights that arrive late. Suppose that p, = 0.32 and p2 = 0.25. Find the probability that a sample of 100 flights for each airline (200 in all) would yield P > P2- Round your answer to four decimal places. P (p, 2p) =|

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Two competing airlines, Alpha and Beta, fly a route between Des Moines, lowa, and Wichita, Kansas. Each airline claims to have a
lower percentage of flights that arrive late. Let p, be the proportion of Alpha's flights that arrive late and p2 the proportion of Beta's
flights that arrive late. Suppose that p, = 0.32 and p2 = 0.25. Find the probability that a sample of 100 flights for each airline (200
in all) would yield P, 2 Pz-
Round your answer to four decimal places.
P (Pi 2 P2) = i

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