Responses Men Women Yes C11 C12 No C21 C22 Unsure C31 C32 (d) The test value is , in three decimal places. (e) Decision of the test is to (Choose an option below. Key in letter A, B, C, D or E) A. Reject null hypothesis as the test value falls in the non-critical region B. Do not reject null hypothesis as the test value is less than the critical value C. Do not reject null hypothesis as the test value is more than the critical value D. Reject null hypothesis as the test value falls in the critical region E. Reject null hypothesis as the test value is less than the critical value (f) Conclusion to the test is: There is evidence to conclude that the interest in getting new credit card is one's gender.. (Choose an option below for each blank. Key in letter A, B, C, D or E) A. enough B. not enough C. not associated with D. associated with10 points An employee of a major bank approached 300 shoppers in a mall to find out whether they are interested in getting a newly launched credit card that will provide additional benefits when purchases are made. The following table shows the results. Responses Men Women Yes 40 78 No 70 46 Unsure 34 32 At 1% level of significance, do the data indicate that there is an association between one's gender and the interest in getting new credit card? (a) The alternative hypothesis will be phrased as: The interest in getting new credit card is not associated with one's gender. (Key in either True or False) (b) The appropriate critical value is in three decimal places (c) Calculate the expected values in two decimal places, and fill in the respective blanks in the sequence C11, C21, C22, C32