A study was conducted by a car manufacturer concerning a particular make and model. A group of 500 potential customers were asked whether they picked their current car by its appearance, performance or cost. The results are shown in the table below: AppearancePerformanceCostTotalsMale customer1005035185Female customer8017065315Totals180220100500C. What is the critical value, using a 1% level of significance? D. What is the expected value for a male picking his car by appearance? E. What is the test statistic? Report to 3 decimal places. F. What is the conclusion?The variables are independent.The variables are dependent.

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A study was conducted by a car manufacturer concerning a particular make and model. A group of 500 potential customers were asked whether they picked their current car by its appearance, performance or cost. The results are shown in the table below:

	Appearance	Performance	Cost	Totals
Male customer	100	50	35	185
Female customer	80	170	65	315
Totals	180	220	100	500

C. What is the critical value, using a 1% level of significance?

D. What is the expected value for a male picking his car by appearance?

E. What is the test statistic? Report to 3 decimal places.

F. What is the conclusion?

The variables are independent.
The variables are dependent.

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