the table shows survivability data for the passengers traveling on the Titanic. At the 5% LOS,...

the table shows survivability data for the passengers traveling on the Titanic.

At the 5% LOS, do the data suggest there was a relation between survivability and “Man/Woman/Child” demographic?

	Adult Male	Adult Female	Child	Total
Survived	128	304	56	488
Died	648	108	56	812
Total	776	412	112	1300

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