You think that there might be a relationship between income and what type of outdoor activities people participate in. You survey people in Southern California and get the following results for people’s favorite outdoor activities. For those with high incomes, 50 said mountain biking, 30 said surfing, and 20 said hiking. For those with low incomes, 20 said mountain biking, 50 said surfing, and 30 said hiking. Is there a relationship between income and type of outdoor activity? Complete an 8-step hypothesis test on this data.

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