Caucasian Hispanic D Other Expected count 535 92 Deviation 15 92 Chi square 0 47294 Observed count 55 Expected count 49 91 Deviation 5 09 Chi square 0 51922 98 90 61 Deviation 7 39 Chi square Observed count Expected count 0 60234 417 50 27 50 1 81114 30 38 88 8 88 2 02866 60 70 59 10 59 1 58880 Select all of the true statements regarding the chi square contingency table 113 86 38 71 12 86 1 29 1 45336 0 04273 15 3 10 60 3 61 4 40 0 61 1 82243 0 10164 25 4 19 25 6 55 5 75 2 55 1 71624 0 99002 Except for rounding errors the sum of the expected counts is equal to the total number of observations The frequency distribution and cell counts meet the requirements of a chi square test The relatively high number of Caucasian donors of blood type A and the relatively low number of Caucasian donors of blood type O contribute the most to the chi square statistic The number of Hispanic donors of blood type AB contributes the least to the chi square statistic The chi square test requirements are not met because 3 cells have observed counts of less than 5 The relatively low number of African American donors of blood type A and the relatively low number of Hispanic donors of blood type A contribute the most to the chi square statistic The number of Caucasian donors of blood type AB contributes the least to the chi square statistic