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There are plenty of more pressing questions that just beg to be asked of this data, but they require that we look at more than just a single variable. We're curious to know: do men and women believe at different rates?
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Let's let p be the true proportion that believe in life after death.
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Letp be the true proportion of individuals who believe in life after death.
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We can then phrase this question as the null hypothesis that the difference in the proportion of men that believe and the proportion of women that believe is zero.
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