A hypothetical case control study was conducted to understand the relationship between alcohol consumption and bladder cancer (Cases) among men. Because age was considered a potential confounder, the age of each subject was recorded. The following data describes the study participants. Case Control Study Alcohol Consumption Age Cases Controls High Young 50 300 High Old 550 400 Low Young 500 3000 Low Old 1300 950 Upload a file that answers the following questions and shows the tables and calculations you use to get to your answers. 1) What is the appropriate measure of risk to assess the relationship between alcohol consumption and bladder cancer? (2 pts) 2) Calculate the crude risk of bladder cancer associated with high levels of alcohol consumption (compared to those with low levels) using the measure that you've identified above. State your findings in a sentence using the risk that you've calculated. (3 pts) 3) Calculate the appropriate risk measure for each of the age groups and use those results, combined with the results from question 2 to assess whether age is a confounder of the relationship between alcohol consumption and bladder cancer, an effect modifier, both, or neither. State your findings regarding the relationship between