2. Jada surveyed 300 people from various age groups about their shoe preference. Thetwo-way table summarizes the results of the survey.prefersprefers sneakersprefers shoes thatsneakers withtotalwithout lacesare not sneakerslaces4-1012336yearsold11-17214839108yearsold18-24155487156yearsoldtotal57114129300Jada concludes that there is a possible association between age and shoe preference.Is Jada's conclusion reasonable? Explain your reasoning.21

2. Jada surveyed 300 people from various age groups about their shoe preference. The two-way table summarizes the results of the survey. prefers prefers sneakers without laces prefers shoes that sneakers with total are not sneakers laces 4-10 21 12 36 years old 11-17 48 39 108 years old 18-24 15 54 87 156 years old total 57 114 129 300 Jada concludes that there is a possible association between age and shoe preference. Is Jada's conclusion reasonable? Explain your reasoning. 3. 21

2. Jada surveyed 300 people from various age groups about their shoe preference. The two-way table summarizes the results of the survey. prefers prefers sneakers without laces prefers shoes that sneakers with total are not sneakers laces 4-10 21 12 36 years old 11-17 48 39 108 years old 18-24 15 54 87 156 years old total 57 114 129 300 Jada concludes that there is a possible association between age and shoe preference. Is Jada's conclusion reasonable? Explain your reasoning. 3. 21

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