Recent polling by the non-profit organization We Know Polls surveyed a random sample of eligible US voters, focusing on two variables: generational cohort (Gen Z, Millennials, and Baby Boomers) and voting preference (Republican, Democratic, Third-Party, Not Voting).

Students in an introductory statistics class are using these data for a project. Their objective is to conduct a statistical analysis to evaluate if there is a relationship between a person's generational cohort and their voting preference among eligible US voters. Below are the results from the survey conducted by We Know Polls:

A fan conducts the appropriate test and gets a test statistic value of 16.423 16.423, and a p p-value of 0.0116 0.0116. Interpret the p p-value of 0.0116 0.0116 as an area under a curve using the context of the study.

@ gradescope.com Submit SP24 Ho... r al =, 30/34 Questions Answered Saved at 9:06 PM Save Answer Q6 Generation and Political Party Affiliation 0 Points Recent polling by the non-profit organization We Know Polls surveyed a random sample of eligible US voters, focusing on two variables: generational cohort (Gen Z, Millennials, and Baby Boomers) and voting preference (Republican, Democratic, Third-Party, Not Voting). Students in an introductory statistics class are using these data for a project. Their objective is to conduct a statistical analysis to evaluate if there is a relationship between a person's generational cohort and their voting preference among eligible US voters. Below are the results from the survey conducted by We Know Polls: Generation Republican Democratic Third Party Not Voting Total GenZ 90 20 60 140 380 Millennials 110 120 50 150 430 Baby Boomers 30 50 20 30 130 Total: 230 260 130 320 940 @ Q6.1 Skill Builder: Expected Count