A manufacturer of sports drink has randomly sampled 198 men and 202 women. Each sampled participant...

A manufacturer of sports drink has randomly sampled 198 men and 202 women.

Each sampled participant was asked to taste an unflavored version and a flavored version of new sports drink currently in development.

The participants preferences are shown in table.

	Flavored	UnFlavored
Men	101	97
Women	68	134
Total

1. State the null and alternative hypothesis.

2. Conduct the appropriate test and state a conclusion with the significance level alpha=0.01

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TOPIC:Chi-square test for independence.

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