An experiment to determine the effects of temperature on the survival of insect eggs was described in
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An experiment to determine the effects of temperature on the survival of insect eggs was described in the article
“Development Rates and a Temperature-Dependent Model of Pales Weevil” (Environ. Entomology, 1987: 956–962).
At 11°C, 73 of 91 eggs survived to the next stage of development. At 30°C, 102 of 110 eggs survived. Do the results of this experiment suggest that the survival rate (proportion surviving) differs for the two temperatures? Calculate the P-value and use it to test the appropriate hypotheses.
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