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The data are 100 students' attitudes towards summer internships. Are the attitudes of college students of...

  1. The data are 100 students' attitudes towards summer internships. Are the attitudes of college students of different genders towards summer internships different?（χcrit2=5.99）

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Against

Tota;

Boys

15

30

5

Girls

25

10

15

Total

100

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