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Explanation / Answer

H0 : p1 = p2

Ha : p1 p2

Number of drivers n1 = 1900

Here number of drivers aged 30-39 year old said to buckle up = 1900 * 0.19 = 361

Proportion p1 = 0.19

Total number of survey driver in age roup 55-64 = 1600

Number of drivers aged 55-64 year old said to buckle up = 499

Proportion p2 = 499/1600 = 0.311875

Pooled estimate p = (361 + 499)/ (1600 + 1900) = 0.2457

Standard error of the pooled proportion seo = sqrt [ p * (1-p) * (1/n1 + 1/n2)]

= sqrt [0.2457 * 0.7543 * (1/1600 + 1/1900) ] = 0.0146

Test statistic

Z = (p1^ - p^2 )/ seo  = (0.311875 - 0.19)/0.0146 = 8.3476

P - vlaue = 2 * Pr(Z > 8.3476) = 0.000

At the 5% significance level, we will reject the null hypothesis H0 . The data provide sufficient evidence to accept Ha .