Subgroup of ParticipantsSupine SBPMean (SD)Standing SBPMean (SD)Percent with > 5.0 DecreasePercent with > 5.0 IncreaseWhite women (N = 301)120.4 (18.4)120.0 (18.8)32.6%32.2%African-American women (N = 107)122.7 (19.3)122.8 (19.4)30.2%31.9%White men (N = 339)121.2 (18.9)120.2 (19.9)39.5%25.6%African-American men (N = 95)124.7 (20.4)125.9 (21.6)13.7%51.3%Total (N = 842)121.5 (19.0)121.1 (19.5)29.8%31.7%Would it be possible to analyze data in table 2 with a chi-square test? if yes, specify how

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Subgroup of Participants	Supine SBP Mean (SD)	Standing SBP Mean (SD)	Percent with > 5.0 Decrease	Percent with > 5.0 Increase
White women (N = 301)	120.4 (18.4)	120.0 (18.8)	32.6%	32.2%
African-American women (N = 107)	122.7 (19.3)	122.8 (19.4)	30.2%	31.9%
White men (N = 339)	121.2 (18.9)	120.2 (19.9)	39.5%	25.6%
African-American men (N = 95)	124.7 (20.4)	125.9 (21.6)	13.7%	51.3%
Total (N = 842)	121.5 (19.0)	121.1 (19.5)	29.8%	31.7%

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