A survey asks questions about one's happiness and health. One would think that health plays a role in one's happiness. Use the data in the accompanying table to determine whether healthier people tend to also be happier. Treat level of health as the explanatory variable. Question content area bottomPart 1Create a conditional distribution for the data. Level of HealthLevel of HappinessPoorFairGoodExcellentNot too happyenter your response hereenter your response hereenter your response hereenter your response herePretty happyenter your response hereenter your response hereenter your response hereenter your response hereVery happyenter your response hereenter your response hereenter your response hereenter your response hereTotalenter your response hereenter your response hereenter your response hereenter your response here(Round to three decimal places as needed.) Below is the transcription and explanation based on the provided data table:---**Data Table: Happiness vs. Quality**| Quality | Not too happy | Pretty happy | Very happy ||---------------|---------------|--------------|------------|| Excellent | 732 | 5,185 | 5,095 || Good | 1,629 | 9,642 | 4,520 || Fair | 1,366 | 3,817 | 1,382 || Poor | 685 | 940 | 350 |**Explanation:**This data table represents a survey or study evaluating the levels of happiness based on different qualities or conditions: Excellent, Good, Fair, and Poor. The happiness levels are categorized into three groups: Not too happy, Pretty happy, and Very happy.- **Excellent Quality:** - Not too happy: 732 - Pretty happy: 5,185 - Very happy: 5,095- **Good Quality:** - Not too happy: 1,629 - Pretty happy: 9,642 - Very happy: 4,520- **Fair Quality:** - Not too happy: 1,366 - Pretty happy: 3,817 - Very happy: 1,382- **Poor Quality:** - Not too happy: 685 - Pretty happy: 940 - Very happy: 350The table provides insight into the correlation between the perceived quality of a situation and the happiness levels of individuals. A higher quality often correlates with higher levels of happiness, as seen in the "Excellent" category with the largest numbers for "Pretty happy" and "Very happy" groups. Conversely, the "Poor" quality category has the lowest numbers in the happier categories.---

Answered: A survey asks questions about one's…

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Chapter1: Starting With Matlab

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 1P

Create a conditional distribution for the data.

Level of Happiness	Poor	Fair	Good	Excellent
	Level of Health
Not too happy	enter your response here	enter your response here	enter your response here	enter your response here
Pretty happy	enter your response here	enter your response here	enter your response here	enter your response here
Very happy	enter your response here	enter your response here	enter your response here	enter your response here
Total	enter your response here	enter your response here	enter your response here	enter your response here

(Round to three decimal places as needed.)

Expert Solution

Step 1

The following table shows the given data with row totals , column totals and the grand total.