1. The Manelli Perfume Company is at it again trying to make a perfume that fits multiple age groups. But this time they are evaluating a new scent called "Krazy Kitty". They evaluate it on younger and older women. Each sampled woman will be asked to smell "Krazy Kitty" and indicate whether they like the fragrance enough to purchase a bottle. A random sample of 300 women between 20 to 30 and 320 women between 50 and 60 were evaluated. Results revealed that 200 younger and 230 older women liked the fragrance. Is there significant evidence to suggest that there is a difference in proportion between older and younger woman who would purchase "Krazy Kitty"? (alpha = 0.05) 1. State the Null and Alternate: 2. State the level of significance: 3. State the Test Statistic: 4. State the Decision Rule: 5. Perform the Calculation - Make the 6. Interpret the result decision