In a popular British television program the final round requires each of two contestants to choose “split?
In a popular British television program the final round requires each of two contestants to choose “split” or “steal.” If both choose “split”, they share the jackpot equally. If both choose “steal”, they both win nothing. If one chooses “split” and the other chooses “steal”, the person “stealing” wins the entire jackpot. The following table lists the choices of several programs based on age. Is there a significant statistical difference between the two groups?
Split Steal
Under 40 187 195
Over 40 116 76
somebody please help! I have no idea which hypothesis test to use?
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You need to use the two sample z test. It should be found in the video two sample z-proportions in context. It seems we are in the same class so feel free to ask if you still have problems.