Part I. Chi-Square Goodness of Fit Test [equal frequencies} A random sample of 118 weights of teenagers is obtained and the last digit is recorded. The frequency of each digit is recorded in the following table. If people report their weight, they tend to round. Test the claim that the sample is from a population of weights in which the last digits did NOT occur with the same frequency. [I-Iint: Be sure to watch the video at Week 5 Resources on the "Chi-Square Goodness-ofFit test (equal frequencies)\" before attempting this problem. Instructions for performing this test in STATDISK can be found in the Statdisk User's Manual.] Instmclinns answers 1. Use the Chi-Square Goodness-ofFit test to test the claim that the frequency is NOT the same. Use a significance level of 0.01. Paste results here. 2. 'What are we trying to show here? 3. 1What is the p-value and what does it represent in the context of this lI'Obl'ElD? 4. State your conclusion. The conclusion statement has a prescribed format: it should include a comparison of the p-value and alpha, whether you reject or support the null hypothesis, and a verbal statement of which hypothesis is supported. 5. Repeat the above procedure deleng digits 0 and 5. Paste results here