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[10] For 19 years, Betty was hostess of the Tournament of Roses Parade (which is every...

  1. [10] For 19 years, Betty was hostess of the Tournament of Roses Parade (which is every year before the Rose Bowl). Of all the parades on television that exist, which is the favorite? A random sample of people was taken, with the results summarized below:

Men

Women

Total

Rose Parade

42

55

97

Thanksgiving Parade

75

162

237

Parades? Who cares!

218

182

400

Total

335

399

734

At the .05 level of significance, is there an association between gender and favorite parade on television?

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