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Chapter 22, Problem 26E

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To Explain: that these outcomes help the effectiveness of routine mammograms in reducing deaths from breast cancer.

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Answer to Problem 26E

  H0:p1p2=0HA:p1p2>0

Explanation of Solution

Given:

  y1=66n1=21195y2=63n2=21088

Formula used:

  p^Pooled=y1+y2n1+n2SEPooled(p^1p^2)=p^Pooledq^Pooledn1+p^Pooledq^Pooledn2

Calculation:

  H0: In order to prevent breast cancer deaths, mammograms might not be an appropriate screening tool.

  i.e,H0:p1p2=0

  HA: Mammograms can be an important method for screening to minimise deaths from breast cancer.

  i.e,HA:p1p2>0

Here, p1 shows the percentage of deaths that have never had mammograms and ; p2 shows the percentage of deaths that have been tested for mammograms.

  p^1=y1n1=6621195=0.0031p^2=y2n2=6321088=0.0030

The pooled proportion is,

  p^Pooled=y1+y2n1+n2=66+6321195+21088=0.0031

The pooled value to estimate the standard error is,

  SEPooled(p^1p^2)=p^Pooledq^Pooledn1+p^Pooledq^Pooledn2=(0.0031)(0.9969)21195+(0.0031)(0.9969)21088=0.0005

The observed difference in proportions is

  p^1p^2=0.00310.0030=0.0001

The test statistic is,

  z=(p^1p^2)0SEPooled(p^1p^2)=0.00010.0005=0.20

This is a right tailed test, so the p-value is,

  P=P(z>0.20)=1P(z0.20)=10.5793=0.4207

Since the P-value is very high, null hypotheses are not dismissed. There is insufficient evidence to suggest that mammograms could be an important method for screening to minimise deaths from breast cancer.

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To Explain: if conclusion is false, types of error have that committed.

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Explanation of Solution

It will make an error with type I. It states that there is a false null hypothesis, but there is refuse to reject it.

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