Prepare a business memo (no more than 1 pages long) that addresses the observations listed below.Write your memo as though you are writing to a small group of supervisors at your company who probably had a statistics class when they were undergraduates but who probably did not retain much from the course (that is, dumb your memo down so that you are 'teaching' them something about statistics).

Explain how the Chi-Square test on the Vietnam data is able to provide you the confidence to publicly state that the first draft lottery was not a 'fair' draft and explain what is meant by it not being a fair draft.

In addition, provide your personal observations regarding the government, and a Federal Court's decision not to require the draft be performed again.What does this tell you about politician's and judge's understanding of statistics and their ability to identify unfairness?Was getting it right/fair more, or less important than putting on a good show by holding a public and transparent selection process?

Explain the results of your ANOVA analysis in part three of the team assignment.Do this in the context of the data used.Is there a significant relationship between the two variables? Explain what a significant relationship means. Calculate the Coefficient of Determination from the ANOVA table and interpret this result in the context of the problem.Does this value give you confidence that the two variables are highly correlated with each other?Why or why not?Remember who your audience is and explain your thinking clearly.