Based on Table 1 above. Which of the following is the correct pooled proportion for this test?

Question 4 1 / 1 pt Use Table 1 below for Questions 4 through 6. A researcher is interested in gender differences in political recruitment. She claims that women politicians are more likely to have been recruited for elective office than male politicians. To test her claim she draws on the Center for American Women and Politics Recruitment Study, which asks the following question: "Think back to the first time you ran for the legislative office you hold now. Did leaders from you party actively seek you out and encourage you to rur for this office?" The researcher is interested in the proportion of politicians who responded "Yes" to this question. Table 1. Men and women politicians recruited to elective office Recruited? No Yes Total Man 286 269 555 51.53 48.47 100.00 Woman 312 386 698 % 44.70 55.30 100.00 Total 598 655 1,253 % 47.73 52.27 100.00 Source: Center for American Women and Politics 2008 Recruitment Study Which of these are the correct null and alternative hypotheses (with * next to the researcher's own claim) for these data and the research claim given? Ho: P(women) - P(men) = 0 *Ha: P(women)-P(men) > 0