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An аutоmоbile insurаnce cоmpаny selected samples of policyholders between two states, one "smaller" population state and one "larger" population state, and recorded the number of policyholders who made claims over the preceding three-year period. The data between the two state samples are as follows: "Large" state "Small" state Claims = 207 n = 900 Claims = 62 n = 310 Confidence Interval questions: Provide all confidence interval answers to 2 decimal places. 1. What is the margin of error for a 90% confidence interval for the difference between the proportion ofclaims in the large population state versus the proportion of claims in the small population state? [MofE] 2. What is the confidence interval estimate for the difference between the two population proportions ata 90% confidence? Low value: [LowCI] ⇔ High value: [HighCI] Hypothesis testing: Provide values as appropriate for hypothesis testing.The insurance company wants to statistically test if the proportion of claims in the large state are greater thanthe proportion of claims in the small state. We will conduct the hypothesis test at α = .10 3. Provide the hypothesis test criteria: HO: pLarge - pSmall [NullOperator] [MuNull] HA: pLarge - pSmall [AltOperator] [MuAlt] 4. Critical value approach: Compare the test statistic of [TestStat] to the critical value of [CriticalValue] 5. P-value approach: Compare the p-value of [Pvalue] to α = .10 6. Conclusion: (Type either Accept or Reject): [AcceptReject] HO 7. What does this mean? That is, what does this hypothesis test decision tell us about the claims historyproportions comparison between large population states and small population states?(Business decision): [WDTM]
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