Suppose a recent survey found that 74% of dog owners say their pet appears cheerful, while only 59% of cat owners say their pet appears cheerful. If one wants to perform a test to see if these two proportions are significantly different, what would the null and alternative hypotheses be?

Suppose a recent survey found that 74% of dog owners say their pet appears cheerful, while only 59% of cat owners say their pet appears cheerful. If one wants to perform a test to see if these two proportions are significantly different, what would the null and alternative hypotheses be?

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Description: H. :p = 59AHa :p > 0.59H. :p= 0.59ВНа : р— 0.74H, : Pa = PeCHa : Pa + PcH. : Pa = PeDHa : Pa > PcH. : Pa = 0.74Ha : Pe = 0.59 Suppose a recent survey found that 74% of dog owners say their pet appears cheerful, while only 59% of cat ownerssay their