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College admissions According to information from a college admissions office, 62% of the students there attended public high schools, 26% attended private high schools, 2% were home schooled, and the remaining students attended schools in other countries. Among this college's Honors Graduates last year there were 47 who came from public schools, 29 from private schools, 4 who had been home schooled, and 4 students from abroad. Is there any evidence that one type of high school might better equip students to attain high academic honors at this college? Test an appropriate hypothesis and state your conclusion.

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