Independent random samples of 2235 Finish women and 2065 Finish men were obtained in order to compare the percentage of women who smoke cigarettes to the percentage of men who smoke cigarettes. Of the women sampled, 503 smoked; of the men sampled, 572 smoked. Do the data provide sufficient evidence to conclude that, in Finland, the percentage of women who smoke cigarettes is smaller than the percentage of men who smoke cigarettes?