study-dataset/data). This long-term study collected data on 16 risk factors and ten- year risk of coronary heart disease. The nature of the risk factors presents an opportunity to employ the Chi square independence test to test the hypothesis of the association between the Ten-Year Risk of Coronary Heart Disease (TRCHD) and some risk factors. One of the risk factors measured is whether a participant had suffered stroke, participants respond “Yes" if they have had stroke and "No" if not. Please refer to the table below in answering the following questions. Disease Outcome Stroke (No) Stroke (Yes) Total TRCHD(No) 3086 13 3099 TRCHD(Yes) 549 8 557 Total 3635 21 3656 What is the appropriate conclusion in the context of this problem? O With 5% significance level, I cannot reject, nor fail to reject, either hypothesis based on the p-value.

study-dataset/data). This long-term study collected data on 16 risk factors and ten- year risk of coronary heart disease. The nature of the risk factors presents an opportunity to employ the Chi square independence test to test the hypothesis of the association between the Ten-Year Risk of Coronary Heart Disease (TRCHD) and some risk factors. One of the risk factors measured is whether a participant had suffered stroke, participants respond “Yes" if they have had stroke and "No" if not. Please refer to the table below in answering the following questions. Disease Outcome Stroke (No) Stroke (Yes) Total TRCHD(No) 3086 13 3099 TRCHD(Yes) 549 8 557 Total 3635 21 3656 What is the appropriate conclusion in the context of this problem? O With 5% significance level, I cannot reject, nor fail to reject, either hypothesis based on the p-value.

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study-dataset/data). This long-term study collected data on 16 risk factors and ten-
year risk of coronary heart disease. The nature of the risk factors presents an
opportunity to employ the Chi square independence test to test the hypothesis of
the association between the Ten-Year Risk of Coronary Heart Disease (TRCHD) and
some risk factors. One of the risk factors measured is whether a participant had
suffered stroke, participants respond "Yes" if they have had stroke and "No" if not.
Please refer to the table below in answering the following questions.
Disease Outcome Stroke (No)
Stroke (Yes)
Total
TRCHD(No)
3086
13
3099
TRCHD(Yes)
549
8.
557
Total
3635
21
3656
What is the appropriate conclusion in the context of this problem?
With 5% significance level, I cannot reject, nor fail to reject, either hypothesis
based on the p-value.

With 5% significance level, I cannot reject, nor fail to reject, either hypothesis
based on the p-value.
With 5% significance level, I reject the alternative hypothesis. Based on the
data, we can say that ten-year risk of coronary heart disease and stroke are not
associated.
With 5% significance level, I fail to reject the null hypothesis. Based on the
data, we can say that ten-year risk of coronary heart disease and smoking
stroke are not associated.
With 5% significance level, I reject the null hypothesis. Based on the data, we
can say that ten-year risk of coronary heart disease and stroke are associated.
With 5% significance level, I accept the alternative hypothesis. Based on the
data, we can say that ten-year risk of coronary heart disease and stroke are not
associated.

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