The following table shows the results of a survey in which the subjects were a sample of 300 adults residing in a certain metropolitan area. Each subject was asked to indicate which of three policies they favored with respect to smoking in public places. Highest Level of Education No Restriction Smoking Allowed in Designated Areas Only No Smoking at All No Opinion Total College Graduate 5 44 23 3 75 High School Graduate 15 100 30 5 150 Grade-School Graduate 15 40 10 10 75 Total 35 184 63 18 300 Can one conclude from these data that, in the sampled population, there is a relationship between level of education and attitude toward smoking in public places? Let a=.05.

The following table shows the results of a survey in which the subjects were a sample of 300 adults residing in a certain metropolitan area. Each subject was asked to indicate which of three policies they favored with respect to smoking in public places. Highest Level of Education No Restriction Smoking Allowed in Designated Areas Only No Smoking at All No Opinion Total College Graduate 5 44 23 3 75 High School Graduate 15 100 30 5 150 Grade-School Graduate 15 40 10 10 75 Total 35 184 63 18 300 Can one conclude from these data that, in the sampled population, there is a relationship between level of education and attitude toward smoking in public places? Let a=.05.

Holt Mcdougal Larson Pre-algebra: Student Edition 2012

1st Edition

ISBN:9780547587776

Author:HOLT MCDOUGAL

Publisher:HOLT MCDOUGAL

Chapter11: Data Analysis And Probability

Section: Chapter Questions

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Highest Level of Education	No Restriction	Smoking Allowed in Designated Areas Only	No Smoking at All	No Opinion	Total
College Graduate	5	44	23	3	75
High School Graduate	15	100	30	5	150
Grade-School Graduate	15	40	10	10	75
Total	35	184	63	18	300