For the first of two binomial distributions, there are 15 successes among 24 observations. For the second,
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For the first of two binomial distributions, there are 15 successes among 24 observations. For the second, there are 23 successes among 42 observations. Test H0: p1 = p2 with a Type I error probability of .05.
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