1) A recent galactic poll asked residents if they approved of Emperor Palpatine's leadership. The poll looked at views across the planets of Tatooine, Coruscant, Naboo, Kamino, and Alderaan. Unfortunately, there were no responses from Alderaan, so the data below only reflects the first four planets. In all, the pollsters believe they have representative samples across each planet.

? From Tattoine: 19 approved and 25 didn'

t ? From Coruscant: 70 approved and 46 didn't

? From Naboo: 12 approved and 58 didn't

. ? From Kamino: 33 approved and 23 didn't

. (a) (1 point) Create a contingency table to represent this data (you can choose either variable to be represented across rows or columns).

(b) (1.5 points) Complete a ? 2 test for homogeneity with ? = 0.02 using the data recorded above to determine if there is evidence that the true approval rates are different across each planet. Give the value and distribution of the test statistic, p-value, and conclusion.

A recent galactic poll asked residents if they approved of Emperor Palpatine's leadership. The poll looked at views across the planets of Tatooine, Coruscant, Naboo, Kamino, and Alderaan. Unfortunately, there were no responses from Alderaan, so the data below only reflects the first four planets. In all, the pollsters believe they have representative samples across each planet. . From Tattoine: 19 approved and 25 didn't . From Cornscant: 70 approved and 46 didn't . From Naboo: 12 approved and 58 didn't. . From Kamino: 33 approved and 23 didn't. (a) (1 point) Create a contingency table to represent this data (you can choose either variable to be represented across rows or columns). (b) (1.5 points) Complete a x2 test for homogeneity with or = 0.02 using the data recorded above to determine if there is evidence that the true approval rates are different across each planet. Give the value and distribution of the test statistic, p-value, and conclusion