A recent sample of 401 single persons were asked if they would marry someone who was...

A recent sample of 401 single persons were asked if they would marry someone who was $25,000 or more in debt. Test at 10% significance whether the distribution of response depends on gender.

	Yes	Uncertain	No
Women	125	59	21
Men	101	79	16

Expert Solution

Solution:
Step-1:State the hypothesis
H0: Response and gender are independent .

H1:Response and gender are dependent .

	Yes	Uncertain	No
Women	125	59	21
Men	101	79	16

tep-2:Observed Frequencies

	B1	B2	B3	Total
A1	125	59	21	205
A2	101	79	16	196
Total	226	138	37	401

So we conclude that Response and gender are dependent .

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