Data Lab problems should be done in StatCrunch. Do not do calculations by hand unless you are told to do so or it's something StatCrunch cannot do. To document work, use Screenshots D. For simpler problems that are multiple-choice or don't require StatCrunch output, just type in your final answer, a short explanation, etc. The goal is to document what you do and why you do it. When in doubt, ask. :) Consumer Reviews is interested in knowing if Education Level is related to the Ratings that were provided by people who responded to the survey. Start by building a contingency table with the appropriate. options that allows you to answer the following: A) How many people who have an educational attainment level of Bachelor's Degree (or higher) rated their computer as "Good?" Answer = B) What is the "expected count" of those who have "Some College" and rate their computer as 'Excellent?" Answer = (Round to two decimal places) C) Of those with a High School Diploma, what percent of them rated their computer as "Poor or Average?" Answer = (Round to the nearest whole percent, i.e. you answer will be an integer between 0 and 100) Add Work Take a screenshot of your Statcrunch (or Excel) output screen that shows ALL three of those correct answers (and all the others as well). Look for the "Add Work" button below and use it to include your screenshot for the instructor to review. Use either the preferred inline image tool () or the attachment tool (@) if the former does not work. Question Help: Post to forum Add Work Submit