A one.nku.edu | Most Po X HW 2.1: Sampling Dist X NKU Imath Assessmen X (21 unread) - bcso158 x Course Hero Course Hero X + X C https://imath.nku.edu/assessment/showtest.php?action=skip&to=7 A Course Forums Calendar Gradebook Log Out Home > STA 205-021 F22, 2nd 7 weeks > Assessment gary steurer HW 2.2: Hypothesis Test for the Proportion Due Mon 10/31/2022 11:59 pm Show Intro/ Instructions Questions According to a report issued by the CDC in 2013, 66.8 % of women 40 years of age and over had a mammogram within the last two years. An oncologist at the CDC would like to know if there has been a change in this percentage over the last two years. A random sample of 606 women (40 and older) is taken, and each is asked the Q 1 (0/7) date of their last mammogram. Q 2 [1/1] Q 3 (0/2) . Verify that the assumptions have been satisfied to conduct a hypothesis test. o Q 4 (0/2) o Random sample? |Select an answer v Q 5 (0/10) o The variable recorded was: Select an answer Q 6 (0/10) 0 np = and n(1 - p) = Both of the values are greater than 10: |Select an answer v Q 7 (0/10) + Q 8 (0/13) It was found that 421 women in the sample had a mammogram in the last two years. Test the appropriate hypotheses using a significance level of 0.05. Grade: 1/55 . Ho: Select an answer v ? v Ha: Select an answer v ? . Print Version a = decision rule: reject Ho if probability |? v o . Test Statistic: z = (Note: round the z-score to two decimal places - carry at least four decimal places throughout all of your calculations) . probability = (Note: round the probability to four decimal places) . Decision: Select an answer v . Conclusion: At the 0.05 level, there |Select an answer | significant evidence to conclude the percentage of women 40 or older who have had a mammogram in the last two years is Select an answer v | 66.8% Note: If this question is reattempted, new numbers will be generated - be sure to work the entire problem again. Points possible: 13 License This is attempt 1 of 3. Submit 2:22 PM Type here to search O Rain coming ~ D - 9 / () 10/30/2022 73