Is there an association between teenagers with Back pain and Gender? The study was also conducted to examine the association between backpain and Gender. A random sample of 100 adolescents in Hornsby in NSW in 2020 was used this time. Use the information bellow to perform the appropriate hypothesis test to answer the Research Question above.

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