Two well-known aviation training schools are being compared using random samples of their graduates. it is found that 70 of 140 graduates of fly-more academy passed their faa exams on the first try, compared with 104 of 260 graduates of blue yonder institute. in a two-tailed test, the p-value is. 0275, so at =.025 we should:

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26 August, 20:23

Two well-known aviation training schools are being compared using random samples of their graduates. it is found that 70 of 140 graduates of fly-more academy passed their faa exams on the first try, compared with 104 of 260 graduates of blue yonder institute. in a two-tailed test, the p-value is. 0275, so at =.025 we should:

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Kellen Franco · Answer 1

In a two-tailed test, the p-value is 0.0275, so this means that at a value of 0.025 we should reject the hypothesis of equal proportion. This is because as p = 0.0275 and we follow the rule P-value < p