Candidate A Candidate B Total No Degree 60 17 77 College Degree 48 75 123 Total...

	Candidate A	Candidate B	Total
No Degree	60	17	77
College Degree	48	75	123
Total	108	92	200

1. Two hundred potential voters were randomly sampled and asked their voting intentions. All participants

could choose from 2 potential candidates and were also asked about their education. The results are presented

below.

108

200

Test whether there is an association between education and voter preference

α= 0.05.

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