Suppose as part of a national study of economic competitivenessa marketing research firm randomly sampled 200 adults between theages of 27 and 35 living in metropolitan Seattle and 180 adultsbetween the ages of 27 and 35 living in metropolitan Minneapolis.Each adult selected in the sample was asked, among other things,whether they had a college degree. From the Seattle sample 66adults answered yes and from the Minneapolis sample 63 adultsanswered yes when asked if they had a college degree. Based on thesample data, can we conclude that there is a difference between thepopulation proportions of adults between the ages of 27 and 35 inthe two cities with college degrees? Use a level of significance of0.10 to conduct the appropriate hypothesis test.

Group of answer choices

A Since the test statistic, 1.8214, is greater than the criticalvalue of 1.645, reject the null hypothesis and conclude that thereis a higher proportion of Seattle adults that have a collegedegree

B Since the test statistic, 2.0112, is greater than the criticalvalue of 1.645, reject the null hypothesis and conclude that thereis a higher proportion of Seattle adults that have a collegedegree.

C Since the test statistic, 0.8921, is not greater than thecritical value of 1.645, do not reject the null hypothesis andconclude that there is not a higher proportion of Seattle adultsthat have a college degree.

D Since the test statistic, -0.411, is not greater than thecritical value of 1.645, do not reject the null hypothesis andconclude that there is not a higher proportion of Seattle adultsthat have a college degree.