To find out from the chi-square test performed in this study, what you may conclude.

Answer to Problem AP4.19CPT
Option (a) is the correct option.
Explanation of Solution
In the question, a study was conducted to find out could the mud wrestling be the cause of a rash contracted by University of Washington students. Thus, from the options we can say that,
Option (a): This can be concluded, because the null hypothesis of the chi-square test states that there is no association, while the alternative hypothesis states that there is an association.
Option (b): This cannot be concluded, because a chi-square test only indicates association and no causation.
Option (c): This cannot be concluded, because there is always evidence in a sample.
Option (d): This cannot be concluded, because we have no information based on the frequency of participating in mud wrestling.
Option (e): This cannot be concluded, because the chi-square test only indicates an association or no association, it does not tell us anything about independence.
Thus, option (a) is the correct option.
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