Chi- squared test of independence.Please write out steps as well

3. The following table is from the 2006 General Social Survey, cross-classifying happiness (HAPPY) and marital status (MARITAL). Marital Status Happiness Very Happy Pretty Happy Not Too Happy Married 600 (13.1) 720 (-5.4) 93 (-10.0) Widowed 63 (-2.2) 142 (-0.2) 51 (3.4) Divorced 93 (-6.1) 304 (3.2) 88 (3.6) Separated 19 (-2.7) 51 (-12) 31 (5.3) Never Married 144 (-7.4) 459 (4.2) 127 (4.0) a. Software reports that 12 = 236.4. Interpret. (No need to do a complete chi-square test. Just look at the number and interpret.) b. The above table shows, in parentheses, the standardized residuals, Summarize the association by'fndicating which marital statuses have strong evidence of: Sociology 3307/L Professor Jessica Kang Homework #8 i. More people in the population in the very happy category than if variables were independent ii. Fewer people in the population in the very happy category than if variables were independent c. Compare the married and divorced groups by the difference in proportions in the very happy category