Answer:
Explanation:
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Tha claim is those female employees have less probability of being selected for management training than the males employees of a supermarket chain.
The company denies this claim and assures that the employees are picked at random from an eligible pool, i.e. that there is no gender bias in the manager selection
If you consider the variables:
X₁: Number of female employees selected for management training
X₂: Number of male employees selected for management training
The parameter of interest would be
p₁: population proportion of female employees selected for management training
p₂: population proportion of male employees selected for management training
If the company claims that there is no gender bias in the management selection is true, then the proportion of female employees selected for management training and the proportion of male employees selected for management training should be the same, symbolically: p₁ = p₂
If the company's claim is incorrect, then these proportions should be different: p₁ ≠ p₂
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