Describe what the graph reveals about the association between these two variables for the 1200 College students in the sample. A random sample of 1200 U.S. college students was asked, "What is your perception of your own body? Do you feel thatyou are overweight, underweight, or about right?" The two-way table summarizes the data on perceived body image bygender. The segmented bar graph displays the distribution of perceived body image by gender.Gender10090 -Female Male Total80 -Body imageAbout right560295855Underweight70-Overweight1637223560 -OverweightBody image50About rightUnderweight377311040 -Total760440120030 -20 -10 -FemaleMaleGenderDescribe what the graph reveals about the association between these two variables for the 1200 college students in thesample.O The graph does not reveal an association because the percent of students who responded, "about right" seems fairlysimilar between the males and females.O There is an association between perceived body image and gender because knowing which gender a college studentinsertprt scdel%2445.backspace8RH J KpauseN MRelative frequency (%) Body image50About rightUnderweight377311040Total7604401200302010FemaleMaleGenderDescribe what the graph reveals about the association between these two variables for the 1200 college students in thesample.O The graph does not reveal an association because the percent of students who responded, "about right" seems fairlysimilar between the males and females.There is an association between perceived body image and gender because knowing which gender a college studentis will help us predict what their response was about their perceived body image.The graph does not reveal an association because the smallest percentage of both genders responded "underweight."O The graph reveals an association because there were students from both genders who answered "underweight,""overweight," and "about right."There is an association between gender and perceived body image for students in the sample because the segmentedbar graph shows that the distribution of responses for students from both genders add to 100%.hpinsertprt scfio&backsp8RT.G HJK LRelative free

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Describe what the graph reveals about the association between these two variables for the 1200 College students in the sample. A random sample of 1200 U.S. college students was asked, &#34;What is your perception of your own body? Do you feel thatyou are overweight, underweight, or about right?&#34; The two-way table summarizes the data on perceived body image bygender. The segmented bar graph displays the distribution of perceived body image by gender.Gender10090 -Female Male Total80 -Body imageAbout right560295855Underweight70-Overweight1637223560 -OverweightBody image50About rightUnderweight377311040 -Total760440120030 -20 -10 -FemaleMaleGenderDescribe what the graph reveals about the association between these two variables for the 1200 college students in thesample.O The graph does not reveal an association because the percent of students who responded, &#34;about right&#34; seems fairlysimilar between the males and females.O There is an association between perceived body image and gender because knowing which gender a college studentinsertprt scdel%2445.backspace8RH J KpauseN MRelative frequency (%) Body image50About rightUnderweight377311040Total7604401200302010FemaleMaleGenderDescribe what the graph reveals about the association between these two variables for the 1200 college students in thesample.O The graph does not reveal an association because the percent of students who responded, &#34;about right&#34; seems fairlysimilar between the males and females.There is an association between perceived body image and gender because knowing which gender a college studentis will help us predict what their response was about their perceived body image.The graph does not reveal an association because the smallest percentage of both genders responded &#34;underweight.&#34;O The graph reveals an association because there were students from both genders who answered &#34;underweight,&#34;&#34;overweight,&#34; and &#34;about right.&#34;There is an association between gender and perceived body image for students in the sample because the segmentedbar graph shows that the distribution of responses for students from both genders add to 100%.hpinsertprt scfio&backsp8RT.G HJK LRelative free

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In this context, the aim is to test whether there is association between the body image and Gender.…