Having some trouble on part B for this question, am i suppose to divde by column total, row total, or total overall, thank you. Democrats Independents RepublicansPositive22168152Negative278360419O D. Ho: Political party and reaction are independent.H₁: Political party and reaction are dependent.Compute the P-value.The P-value is 0.000. (Round to three decimal places as needed.)Make the proper conclusion. Choose the correct answer below.A. Yes, there is evidence because the P-value is less than α.B. Yes, there is evidence because the P-value is greater than α.C. No, there is no evidence because the P-value is greater than aD. No, there is no evidence because the P-value is less than α.(b) Construct a conditional distribution of reaction by political party.Democrats Independents RepublicansPositive83Negative(Round to four decimal places as needed.)

The given contingency table is Democrats independents Republicancs Total Positive 221…

Answered: Democrats Independents Republicans…

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