D Question 1 1 pts Professor Alice studied the relationship between coffee drinking and myocardial infraction (MI) in young women aged 30-49 years. This retrospective study included 487 cases (Y=1) hospitalized for the occurrence of a MI, and 980 controls (Y=0) hospitalized for an acute condition (trauma, acute cholecystitis, acute respiratory diseases, and appendicitis). Each subject asked whether or not the daily consumption of five or more cups of coffee containing caffeine. The data were: Cups per Day MI Control Cups per Day Y= 1 (MI) Y=0 (Control) X=1 (> = 5 cups per day) 152 183 X= 0 ( 5.34)) = 9.29e- 08$ is very small. O They are significantly associated since the p-value of testing $H_0: \\beta_1 = 0$ is $2*P(N(0,1) > 5.34)) = 9.29e-08$ is very small. O They are not associated since the point estimate of $\\beta_1$ is $log(152*797 / (335*183)) = 0.68$, which is less than 1. O They are significantly associated since the point estimate of $\\beta_1$ is $log(152*797 / (335*183)) = 0.68$, which is positive