Could the number of hours a person spends studying be related to whether or not they have a roommate? At a local summer camp, a simple random sample of 100 attendees was selected. Data was collected on each attendee on how many hours they spend studying per week and whether they have a roommate. The data was then presented in the frequency table:

Hours Studied Per Week Roommate Status Total No Roommate One Roommate Three 15 15 30 Five 20 26 46 More than five 10 14 24 Total 45 55 100