Respuesta :
No, there is significant difference in the use of e readers by different age groups.
Given sample 1 ( 29 years old) [tex]n_{1}[/tex]=628, [tex]p_{1}[/tex]=7%, sample 2( 30 years old)[tex]n_{2}[/tex]=2309, [tex]p_{2}[/tex]=0.11.
We have to first form hypothesis one null hypothesis and other alternate hypothesis.
[tex]H_{0}:[/tex]π1-π2=0
[tex]H_{1}:[/tex]π1-π2≠0
α=0.05
Difference between proportions [tex]p_{1}-p_{2} =-0.04[/tex]
[tex]p_{d}=0.07-0.11=-0.04[/tex]
The pooled proportion needed to calculate standard error is:
[tex]p=(X_{1} -X_{2} )/(n_{1} +n_{2} )[/tex]
=(44+254)/(628+2309)
=0.10146
The estimated standard error of difference between means is computed using the formula:
[tex]S_{p_{1} -p_{2} }=\sqrt{p(1-p)/m_{1}+p(1-p)/n_{2} }[/tex]
=[tex]\sqrt{0.101*0.899/628+0.101*0.899/2309}[/tex]
=[tex]\sqrt{0.000143+0.00003}[/tex]
=[tex]\sqrt{0.000173}[/tex]
=0.01315
Z= Pd-(π1-π2)/[tex]S_{p_{1} -p_{2} }[/tex]
=-0.04-0/0.013
=-3.0769
This test is a two tailed test so the p value for this test is calculated as (using z table)
p value:2 P(Z<-3.0769)
=2*0.002092
=0.004189
P value< significance level of 5%.
Hence there is enough evidence to show the claim that there is a significant difference in the use of e readers by different age groups.
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Significance level of 5%.
