BFW Publishers Rachael lives in Charlotte, North Carolina and Kayleigh lives in Miami, Florida. Rachael and Kayleigh are avid football fans who each believe their hometown has the most team spirit. When the Carolina Panthers played the Miami Dolphins, Rachael selected a random sample of 50 homes in Charlotte and found that 16 had Panthers signs in their yard. Likewise, Kayleigh selected a random sample of 75 homes in Miami and found that 14 had Dolphins signs in their yard. Is there convincing evidence at the a=0.05 level that the proportion of homes in Charlotte that display Panthers signs is greater than the proportion of homes in Miami that display Dolphins signs? STATE: Ho: Ha: where =the the The evidence for H, is of all homes in Charlotte that display Panther signs and of all homes in Miami that display Dolphins signs. PLAN: Drag each statement from the answer bank to the appropriate box. True Statements Answer Bank False Statements The random condition is not met. There are independent random samples of 50 homes in Charlotte and 75 homes in Miami. Name of test: Two-sample z interval for p-p Name of test: Two-sample z test for pip Name of test: One-sample z test for p Name of test. One sample z test for u