1.A researcher is investigating whether taller men are at greater risk for prostate cancer than shorter men. To address this hypothesis, the researcher selected a sample of men from the state cancer registry who lived in a certain neighborhood and were diagnosed with prostate cancer in 2015.He then randomly selected men from the same neighborhood as the cases who had never been diagnosed with prostate cancer (the controls).He collected information on the age at diagnosis (or assigned reference date for the controls), race and height at age 18 for the cases and controls.

a.State the null hypothesis and the alternative hypothesis.

b. If the p-value for the odds ratio for this hypothesis test is p=0.61; there is a statistical association between height and prostate cancer risk.TRUE or FALSE

c. So, in this case with the p value of 0.61, can we reject the null hypothesis?YES or NO