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| Question 191245:  Can you please help me solve this problem?
 A sample of 200 policemen showed that 65% thought the courts were too lenient, while a sample of 200 lawyers showed that only 45% thought the judges were too lenient. Test the claim that policemen, more often believe, that judges are too lenient on the accused. Use a 0.04 level of significance to test this claim.
 Answer by stanbon(75887)
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You can put this solution on YOUR website! A sample of 200 policemen showed that 65% thought the courts were too lenient, while a sample of 200 lawyers showed that only 45% thought the judges were too lenient. Test the claim that policemen, more often believe, that judges are too lenient on the accused. Use a 0.04 level of significance to test this claim. ------------------
 Ho: p(police) - p(lawyers) = 0
 Ha: p(police) - p(lawyers) > 0 (Claim)
 I ran a 2-prop z-test and got the following results:
 test statistic z=4.02015
 p-value: .00002909..
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 Since the p-value is less than 4%, reject Ho.
 The test results support the claim.
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 Cheers,
 Stan H.
 
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