According to the data, 63.12% of the surveyed respondents would approve of police striking of adult male citizens in some situations. Out of this 63.12%, 54.15% were white respondents, 5.65% were black survey respondents while 5.3% were the other respondents. A chi-square test of independence was also used to determine whether there was a significant relationship between race and policing. Statical evidence suggesting a significant relationship was found, as the squared value was 50.46 and both the p-square values of the 2*2 follow-ups were less than the alpha level of 0.05. This, therefore, means that we reject the null hypothesis of independence and conclude that there is a significant association between race perceptions and policing. Figure 1 below demonstrates this association, showing the "yes" and "no" responses to whether it is ever acceptable for law enforcement officers to strike adult males in other situations. Figure 2 expounds on the association further, by showing the difference between the expected and observed frequencies of "yes" responses by race. Paraphrase this text