Pew Research Center constantly analyzes the reading habits of American children. They would like to determine if there is an association between age group and reading-for-fun frequency for all American children. They take a large random sample of 160 children and record their age group (middle childhood or teenager) and how frequently they read for fun (frequently, occasionally, or rarely). The data is presented in a contingency table below.A). If we were to calculate "the proportion of teenagers who frequently read for fun" using the sample of 160 children above, what would be the appropriate symbol for this value?a. p-valueb. pc. p hatd. x bare. ?B). Using the results from the sample, we would like to assess if there is an association between age group and reading-for-fun frequency for all American children.State the appropriate null hypothesis in context.You may assume you have a random sample of results. Check the remaining necessary assumption(s) (show all work).Perform the appropriate test by providing the test statistic value, the corresponding distribution, and the corresponding p-value.Evaluate the p-value and provide a conclusion in context.