A study was conducted to assess the magnitude of business that Canadian border retailers were doing with U.S. residents. Forty-one shoppers in border city department stores were interviewed; 24 were U.S. residents, and the rest were Canadian residents. Thirty-five discount store shoppers were interviewed, as were 30 hardware store and 60 shoe store customers. In these three groups, 20, 11, and 32 were U.S. residents, and the remaining shoppers were Canadian residents. Use a chisquare contingency analysis to determine whether the shoppers' residence (Canada versus U.S.) is independent of type of border city retailer department, discount, hardware, shoe) for these data. Let = 0.005. * Round your answer to 2 decimal places. **Round your answer to 4 decimal places when calculating using Table A.8. Since the observed x - x%0.005,3 - ]--, the decision is to of type of store. Appendix A Statistical Tables Citizenship is independent not independent Since the observed x2 x?0.005,3 the Since the observed x2 ]* x20.005,3 - **, the decision is to reject the null hypothesis Citizenship is fail to reject the null hypothesis Appendix A Statistical Tab