CA WA UT Total Rich & Famous 120 100 90 310 Happy & Healthy 30 50...

CA WA UT Total

Rich & Famous 120 100 90 310

Happy & Healthy 30 50 60 140

Total 150 150 150 450

Use the two-way table to conduct a hypothesis test to determine if this sample provides evidence of an association between region and preferred status.

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