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Hypothesis Testing for Two Population Proportions

Steps for Differences in Proportions Testing

Learning Objectives

In this section, we will:

  • Introduce the steps to test for differences in population proportions.
  • Outline the different formulae required for left, right or two-tailed tests.

The same six steps from One Sample Hypothesis Testing still apply:

  1. Check that the required assumptions are satisfied.
  2. State the Null and Alternate Hypotheses.
  3. Calculate the Value of the Test Statistic:
  4. Compute the pp-value.
  5. Make a Decision (to accept or reject H0).
  6. Draw a Conclusion (there is or is not enough evidence to conclude that one population proportion is larger/smaller/different than the other population proportion).

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