A personal care company wants to determine whether the age of an individual is

associated with the use of a certain brand of shampoo. A random sample of 300
customers were asked if they have used that particular brand of shampoo within the
last 6 months. The following data has been collected.

Using 0.05 level of significance, test whether there is sufficient evidence to conclude that the
age of an individual is not associated with the use of a certain brand of shampoo.

(a) The alternative hypothesis will be phrased as: The use of a certain brand of
TRUE
shampoo is related to the age of an individual. (True / False) Blank 1

5.991
(b) The appropriate critical value is Blank 2 , in three decimal places.

(c) Calculate the expected values in two decimal places, and fill in the respective
blanks in the sequence C11, C21, C22, C32:

45.60 34.58 56.42 55.18

      Blank 3 , Blank 4 , Blank 5 , Blank 6

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(d) The test value is Blank 7 , in three decimal places.

C
(e) Decision of the test is to Blank 8 . (Choose an option below. Key in letter A,
B, C, D or E)

      A. Reject null hypothesis as the test value falls in the critical region

      B. Do not reject null hypothesis as the test value is more than the critical value

      C. Do not reject null hypothesis as the test value is less than the critical value
      D. Reject null hypothesis as the test value falls in the non-critical region

      E. Reject null hypothesis as the test value is less than the critical value

(f) Conclusion to the test is:

A
There is Blank 9 evidence to conclude that the use of a certain brand of
E
shampoo is Blank 10 the age of an individual.

(Choose an option below for each blank. Key in letter A, B, C, D or E)

      A. enough

      B. not enough

      C. not related to

      D. related to

      E. not associated to