In this problem you will find the Support for Antecedent $($Support for A$),$ Support for Consequent $($Support for C$),$ Support for Antecedent & Consequent $($Support for A&C$),$ Confidence $\%,$ and Lift Ratio for the Antecedent and Consequent combinations in each of the $10$ rows of the table in the top left corner of the problem set file. The $10$ combinations are:

Soda & Crackers

Hummus & Beer

Cheese & Olives

Crackers & Cheese

Risotto & Soda

Prosciutto & Olives

Apples & Ham

$,$ Chicken & Peppers

Tuna & Avocado

Beer & Crackers

Formulas$/$Functions must be utilized to fill in all cells which have been highlighted in light blue. If quantitative answers $($such as a count$)$ are simply typed in$,$ they will not be given credit.

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After completing the quantitative work, answer the following questions in the designated areas $($explain your answers using full sentences with proper spelling and grammar$)$:

Question $1)$ What combinations of A&C produced confidence levels above $50\%$ AND Lift Ratios above $1\mathrm{.}0?$ Of these, which pair of grocery items do you feel had the strongest combined association?

Question $2)$ Which three of these pairs of grocery items do you feel had the weakest combined associations? Looking at the actual items, what might explain the weak association?