Two methods to screen women for possible breast cancer are available. A random sample of 80 women known to have breast cancer was screened using the Method A. A separate random sample of 100 women known to have breast cancer was screened using Method B. Of these, Method A detected cancer in 67 of the women and Method B detected cancer in 92. i. Write the hypotheses for testing whether the proportion of women correctly screened with Method A is different from the proportion of women correctly screened with Method B. H0: pMethod A pMethod B H1: pMethod A pMethod B ii. Using the given calculator output above and α = 0.05, state the appropriate decision about the null hypothesis and conclusion. We the null hypothesis. There sufficient evidence to conclude that the proportion of women correctly screened with Method A is the proportion of women correctly screened with Method B.