Employment	level of edu	Freq
E	NH	10179
U	NH	945
N	NH	13271
E	HS	33624
U	HS	2012
N	HS	25806
E	SC	35407
U	SC	1823
N	SC	17089
E	B	49534
U	B	1615
N	B	17415

The data (measured in thousands) in the following table represent the employment status and level of education of all U.S. residents 25 years old or older in November 2014.

Employment Status	Did not finish high school (NH)	High school graduate (HS)	Some college (SC)	Bachelor's degree (B)
Employed (E)	10,179	33,624	35,407	49,534
Unemployed (U)	945	2012	1823	1615
Not in the labor force (N)	13,271	25,806	17,089	17,415

The information in this table is provided to you in the right format to be used with Minitab. Open the data set in Minitab and follow the class example to answer the following:

1. Construct a conditional distribution of level of education (response variable) by employment status (explanatory variable). Do you see any association?
2. Create a bar chart for this conditional distribution.