Social Studies, 30.11.2019 04:31 mochoa4
An exit poll was conducted in utah county of the state of utah on election day, november 2, 2004. voters were randomly selected from the entire state and were questioned about which governor candidate they voted for and their religious affiliation. these results are summarized in this table. the hypotheses to be tested are:
h0: candidate preference and religious affiliation are not related
ha: candidate preference and religious affiliation are related.
were the data appropriately collected for performing a chi-square test?
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