Thums up if you can achieve this in a few and thank you in advance!Here's the data:Age GroupInfluenza typeCountYounger than 5A/H1N1150Younger than 5A/H3N2999Younger than 5A unsub1628Younger than 5B4955 - 19A/H1N1965 - 19A/H3N27485 - 19A unsub11635 - 19B49520 - 44A/H1N131920 - 44A/H3N2120720 - 44A unsub161720 - 44B51245 - 64A/H1N120045 - 64A/H3N2120645 - 64A unsub194645 - 64B47665+A/H1N122065+A/H3N2329965+A unsub531665+B997 2. A random sample of subjects who tested positive for influenza during the 2014-15 flu season was obtained. The dataset is given in the Flu tab. There are four different influenza types: A/H1N1, A/H3N3, A-unsub, and B. There are five age groups. Each subject was classified by age group and influenza type. Determine whether there is evidence at the 5% significance level that age group and influenza type are associated. Fully justify! Include hypotheses, test used, needed assumptions, test statistic, p-value, decision, and conclusion. HINT: you should put the frequencies into a matrix. Include the Observed and Expected Matrices in the report file.

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Here's the data:

Age Group	Influenza type	Count
Younger than 5	A/H1N1	150
Younger than 5	A/H3N2	999
Younger than 5	A unsub	1628
Younger than 5	B	495
5 - 19	A/H1N1	96
5 - 19	A/H3N2	748
5 - 19	A unsub	1163
5 - 19	B	495
20 - 44	A/H1N1	319
20 - 44	A/H3N2	1207
20 - 44	A unsub	1617
20 - 44	B	512
45 - 64	A/H1N1	200
45 - 64	A/H3N2	1206
45 - 64	A unsub	1946
45 - 64	B	476
65+	A/H1N1	220
65+	A/H3N2	3299
65+	A unsub	5316
65+	B	997

2. A random sample of subjects who tested positive for influenza during the 2014-15 flu season was obtained. The dataset is given in the Flu tab. There are four different influenza types: A/H1N1, A/H3N3, A-unsub, and B. There are five age groups. Each subject was classified by age group and influenza type. Determine whether there is evidence at the 5% significance level that age group and influenza type are associated. Fully justify! Include hypotheses, test used, needed assumptions, test statistic, p-value, decision, and conclusion. HINT: you should put the frequencies into a matrix. Include the Observed and Expected Matrices in the report file.

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