There have been many claims in our culture that women like chocolate more than men like chocolate. After randomly sampling women and men, the results of whether they like chocolate are listed in the table.   Part A: Is their statistical evidence that the proportion of men who like chocolate is less than the proportion of women who like chocolate? Make sure in your conclusion you interpret what the p-value means in context. Part B: Find a 95% confidence interval for the difference in the proportion of Men and Women who like chocolate. Interpret your interval.  Part C: Make a connection between your interval and your conclusion in part A. Part D: Would your decision change if you created a 90% confidence interval? Explain.

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