Corporate raider A has been successful in 10 of 30 takeover attempts. Another corporate raider B has been successful in 20 of 50 takeover bids. Corporate raider B is bragging that they have had the greater success. At the .01 level of significance, you want to conduct a test of hypothesis to determine if there is evidence that corporate raider A has a lower proportion of success than corporate raider B. Given this problem, select the Minitab output that matches this problem. Test and Confidence interval for Two Proportions Sample Sample P 10 0.333333 20 50 0.400000 N 30 A B Estimate for p (1) p(2) : -0.0666667 999 CI for p (1) p(2) : (-0.351263, 0.217929 Teat for p (1) - p (2) Otva 0) 2 -0.60 -Value = 0.273 Corporate raider A has been successful in 10 of 30 takeover attempts. Another corporate raider B has been successful in 20 of 50 takeover bids. Corporate raider B is bragging that they have had the greater success. At the .01 level of significance, you want to conduct a test of hypothesis to determine if there is evidence that corporate raider A has a lower proportion of success than corporate raider B. Given this problem, select the Minitab output that matches this problem. Test and Confidence interval for Two Proportions Sample Sample P 10 0.333333 20 50 0.400000 N 30 A B Estimate for p (1) p(2) : -0.0666667 999 CI for p (1) p(2) : (-0.351263, 0.217929 Teat for p (1) - p (2) Otva 0) 2 -0.60 -Value = 0.273