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An interview was conducted on 518 individuals to determine their opinion concerning a particular Canadian foreign policy issue. At the same time their political affiliation was recorded as "Liberal", "Conservative", as well as "NDP and others". Individuals' opinion on the given foreign policy issue were categorized as approved, disapproved and no opinion. The study found that for 225 individuals who were liberals, 126 approved, 61 disapproved, and 38 no opinion; for 233 individuals who were conservatives, 71 approved, 93 disapproved, and 69 no opinion; for 60 individuals who were NDPs and others, 19 approved, 14 disapproved, and 27 no opinion. You need to: (1) Construct a frequency table based on the data given; (2) Explain which statistical procedure you would apply to determine whether there is difference in opinion on the given foreign policy issue for individuals in the three political affiliations? (3) Set up a null hypothesis and an alternative hypothesis; (4) Test the null hypothesis at the significant level of 0.05 and explain the results