Using the two histograms and the bootstrap dotplot based on whether there is a difference between age and marital status (married/not married). What does this data tell us in terms of whether there is a difference between age and marital status or not? Does our interval include or exclude 0? What should we do with the null hypothesis? Original Sample- =-2.78, n 1313, n2 965Bootstrap Dotplot of x-x270O Left TailV Two-Tail U Right Tailsamples - 2000mean --2.761std. error - 0.7296050.61950404015047.839203060 70 80Bootstrap Sample Show Data Table0.00500.9900.005030I1-I=-1.51, n-1313, ny 965201050.175-5.5-5.0-4.5-4.0-3.5-3.0-1.d-2.5-2.761-2.0-1.5-0.52030405060708048.666-4.773-0.925StatKey y 302 Is wwritten in lovaScrint and should work well wdth amu currentidinNot MarriedMarriedNot_MarriedMarried

Bootstrapping is a with-replacement sampling technique to create many simulated samples.

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Using the two histograms and the bootstrap dotplot based on whether there is a difference between age and marital status (married/not married). What does this data tell us in terms of whether there is a difference between age and marital status or not? Does our interval include or exclude 0? What should we do with the null hypothesis?