Carefully state the null and alternative hypotheses of this test and find the missing values *, **, ***, ****, ***** What is the conclusion for this test? Give reasons for your answer. Recent graduates of the UWI Open Campus were randomly selected and surveyed to determinewhat programme they were enrolled in while they were a student. The data was inputted intoMINITAB for analysis to determine whether programme of study is independent of gender. Thefollowing output, Exhibit 1, was generated using MINTABEXHIBIT 1Chi-Square Test for Association: Gender, Programme of StudyRows: Gender Columns: Programme of StudyFemaleMaleAllAssociate AccountingDegree(18.17)12.6622(6.83)33.6525Cell Contents: Count46(41.42)0.5111(15.58)****57Banking Management Other AllStudiesandFinance14(**)0.026(5.47)0.0520132(121.35)0.9435(45.65)2.49167Expected count)Contribution to Chi-squareChi-Square = 51.779, DF = *****, P-Value = 0.0007(6.54)0.032(2.46)0.099***76278

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Carefully state the null and alternative hypotheses of this test and find the missing values *, **, ***, ****, ***** What is the conclusion for this test? Give reasons for your answer.

Carefully state the null and alternative hypotheses of this test and find the missing values , , , , * What is the conclusion for this test? Give reasons for your answer.

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