Mathematics
Mathematics, 15.10.2019 18:20, jadahilbun01

In a recent national survey, 16,262 students in 151 schools completed questionnaires about physical activity. male students (55.5%) were significantly more likely than female students (42.3%) to have played on sports teams run by their school during the 12 months preceding the survey. source: national centers for disease control and prevention, 1997 youth risk behavior surveillance system. check the accuracy of the statement "significantly more likely," assuming that there were equal numbers of male and female students in this survey and that the sample is equivalent to a simple random sample

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