A survey was taken on the preference of males and females for three different stores: Walmart,...

A survey was taken on the preference of males and females for three different stores: Walmart, Target, and Costco. People were randomly chosen and the following data were obtained.

	Prefer Walmart	Prefer Target	Prefer Costco
Females	30	50	40
Males	30	10	40

What type of data are these values? Explain.
Can the results be generalized? Why? If so, to what group can it be generalized to?
Can cause and effect statements be made? Explain why or why not.
Complete the 5-step hypothesis test, using an alpha of .10.
Estimate the p-value. Explain how you did it.

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