A television CEO believes viewership of the evening news does not depend on age. She collects a...

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A television CEObelieves viewership of the evening news does not depend on age. Shecollects a random sample of 2000 television viewers across fourdifferent age groups and asks whether or not they watch the eveningnews. The results are as follows:

Watch             | 18 years old           19 to35               36 to 54           55 years old

Evening News | orless                      years old             years old            or more

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Yes                 |          70                      96                         112                 146

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No                  |          430                     404                       388                 354

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Test to see whetherwatching the evening news and age grouping are independent at the0.05 level using the Chi-Square test. Conduct this test by hand andusing the Chi-Square table.

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Step1Null Hypothesis Ho Watching the evening news and age groupingare INDEPENDENTAlternative Hypothesis Ha Watching the evening news and agegrouping are DEPENDENTStep2 Given data is Observed frequency data OFor given contigency table we calculate Row and ColumnTotals as below18 years old or less19 to 35 years old36 to 54 years old55    See Answer
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