question 1) Chi-square obtained with 1 df is 2.32. What should your conclusion be?A) Reject the null hypothesis; p .05C)Reject the null hypothesis; p > .05D) Retain the null hypothesis; p .05) it is concluded that the frequencies of the population from which the sample observed frequencies were drawn may be the expected frequencies specified by the null hypothesis.C) Because of this large probability (p > .05) it is concluded that the frequencies of the population from which the sample observed frequencies were drawn are probably not the expected frequencies specified by the null hypothesis.D) None are correctQuestion 3. You determine the probability of observed values if the null hypothesis is true (i.e., expected values are true in the population) is less than 5%; which of the following is the proper logic that leads to your conclusion to retain the null hypothesis?A) Because of this small probability (p .05) it is concluded that the frequencies of the population from which the sample observed frequencies were drawn may be the expected frequencies specified by the null hypothesis.C) Because of this large probability (p > .05) it is concluded that the frequencies of the population from which the sample observed frequencies were drawn are probably not the expected frequencies specified by the null hypothesis.D) None are correct4) Chi-square obtained with 1 df is 12.36. What should your conclusion be?A) Reject the null hypothesis; p .05C)Reject the null hypothesis; p > .05D) Retain the null hypothesis; p

You conducted a chi-square analysis on frequency data collected at a local coffee shop regarding gender and drink preference (i.e., coffee versus tea). After sampling 100 clients, you found that 40 men purchased coffee and 10 purchased tea; 10 women purchased coffee and 40 purchased tea. What would your conclusion be if p