You collect data for an additional 70 countries, bringing your total random sample of countries to N=100. Fifty-six of these countries have universal health insurance and 44 do not. Of the 56 countries that have universal health insurance, 49 of them have a "high" life expectancy. Of the 44 countries that do not have universal health insurance, only 22 of them have a "high" life expectancy. You are now interested in whether the proportion of "high" life expectancy is the same in countries with and without universal health insurance. Rather than showing all five steps, for this problem you will just show your work for Step 3. 3) The sampling distribution for Step 3 would be: