Testing of population proportion based on Z test In some places in the US, people are aware of the need for more care for older citizens, like Dr Hope In the election in one area, they put forward a...


Testing of population proportion based on Z test


In some places in the US, people are aware of the need for

more care for older citizens, like Dr Hope In the election in one area, they

put forward a referendum that would increase the county sales tax by one cent

to pay for increased services for this important part of the community

Registered voters were asked to vote Yes, raise the tax to provide more

services to people 60 and older, or No, do not raise the tax to provide more

services to people 60+, on the referendum Fortunately, for the younger people

of the county who would pay most of the tax, it was defeated The discussion

that followed included a vigorous rehashing of the pro’s and con’s of the

referendum You accidentally were in attendance one night and had an idea: what

was the idea and how do you do it?




Hint: if there was a significant difference between those

voting Yes compared with the No’s, then If the Yes vote was 1001 and No

was 1258, do you have an argument?



a Write

null hypothesis for this research


b What is

the level of measurement used in this research?


c What

assumptions are you making?


d Are the

two groups being measured the same or independent?


e What

statistic would you recommend to determine if the difference between the two

groups is significant?


f Are the

two groups significantly different from each other? (Show your work)


g Extra

credit: what is the lowest number of No votes it would take in this situation

for there to be a significant difference? (Show work)

May 16, 2022
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