1. List the variablets) summarized in the table. 2 Which is the most appropriate test to use so test whether there is an association between the push-up group a participant is in (the mumber of push-ups he could do at baseline) and the participants smoking status. • Chi-Squared Goodness of Fit Test • Chi-Squared Test of lndependence 3. Set Lip the Hypotheses to test whether there is an association between the push-up group a pasticipante is in (the numher of pash-ups he could do at baseline) and the participants smoking status with a 1% level of sigaificance 4. Determine the Matris of Expected Counts: moking Status Groups correspendisg to che zumber of paik-aps performed during Baseline Ersminstion Group 2 (11-20) Greup 3 (21-30) Group 4 (31-40) Group 5241) Group 1 (0-10) Ton-amoker revious smoker arreat smoker For example, using the observed counts you would enter: 34, 82. 216,182,103 23, 70,102.64,36 ete. 5. Test Statistie symbol is 6. Test Statistie valuc is (rounded to 2 decimal points) 1. p-value (rounded to 4 decimal points) is & Decision: 9. Conclusion:
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