70% of Students at a University Live on Campus

question 25

Multiple Choice

70% of students at a university live on campus.A random sample found that 35 of 50 male students and 42 of 50 of female students lived on campus.At the .05 level of significance, is there sufficient evidence
To conclude that a difference exists between the proportion of male students who live on campus and the
Proportion of female students who live on campus?

• A)No, there is not sufficient information to reject the hypothesis that the proportion of male students who
• Live on campus and the proportion of female students who live on campus are the same because the test
• Value -0.14 is inside the acceptance region (-1.96,1.96).
• B)No, there is not sufficient information to reject the hypothesis that the proportion of male students who
• Live on campus and the proportion of female students who live on campus are the same because the test
• Value -0.90 is inside the acceptance region (-1.96,1.96).
• C)No, there is not sufficient information to reject the hypothesis that the proportion of male students who
• Live on campus and the proportion of female students who live on campus are the same because the test
• Value -1.73 is inside the acceptance region (-1.96,1.96).
• D)No, there is not sufficient information to reject the hypothesis that the proportion of male students who
• Live on campus and the proportion of female students who live on campus are the same because the test
• Value -1.66 is inside the acceptance region (-1.96,1.96).

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