Motor vehicle theft data are provided below, based on three neighborhoods and victim race. Using chi-square and an alpha level of .05, conduct a clearly stated five-step hypothesis test, to assess the possible bivariate relationship between neighborhood and victim race. Additional tables are provided to assist you and should be utilized.

Number of Motor Vehicle Thefts Occurring Yearly:

Neighborhood

Victim Race	Citrus	Grove	Heights
White	34	35	20
Black	12	36	18
Hispanic	8	3	0

Neighborhood

Victim Race	Citrus	Grove	Heights	Row Marginal
White	34	35	20
Black	12	36	18
Hispanic	8	3	0
Column Marginal

Step 1: State the H₀ and the H₁.

Step 2: Identify the distribution and compute the df.

Step 3: Identify the critical value of the test statistic, and state the decision rule.

Step 4: Compute the obtained value of the test statistic. Round all numbers to 2 decimals.

Cell	fo	fe	(fo-fe)	(fo-fe)2	(fo-fe)2/fe
White (Citrus)
White (Grove)
White (Heights)
Black (Citrus)
Black (Grove)
Black(Heights)
Hispanic (Citrus)
Hispanic (Grove)
Hispanic (Heights)

Step 5: Conclusion