In a recent random sample survey of the housing experiences of Canadians, 73 percent of homeowners (n = 201) said that distance to work was very important to them, compared to 68 percent of the population, more broadly. Is the difference between homeowners and all Canadians significant at an = 0.05? Conduct a hypothesis test to see. Follow the five-step model and state all important decisions.

can you also add in the following info: 1: is it random sampling? if not, then what is it? 2: is the shape of the distribution normal? 3: can you please plug in numbers for this formula: z obtained = (mean-n)/ (standard dev/squr root n)