A political researcher believes that the fraction p1 of Republicans strongly in favor of the death penalty is greater than the fraction p2 of Democrats strongly in favor of the death penalty. The...

A political researcher believes that the fraction p1 of Republicans strongly in favor of the death penalty is greater than the fraction p2 of Democrats strongly in favor of the death penalty. The researcher acquired independent random samples of 200 Republicans and 200 Democrats and found 46 Republicans and 34 Democrats strongly favoring the death penalty. Does this evidence provide statistical support for the researcher’s belief at a 0.05 level of significance.