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Question 5 : Sick of spam? (full) TBD points Spam is defined as unsolicited broadcast email. Do you get more spam at your work or personal email address? The Pew Internet and American Life Project Email at Work Survey examined spam in email users' work and personal email accounts. Two independent random samples were selected, one of work email and one of personal email. Using the information provided, you are asked to assess if the distribution of amount of spam is the same across the two populations of work and personal email accounts, using a 5% significance level. The survey results are shown in the table. Amount of Spam _ None Some A lot Total E Work email 38 41 21 100 2 U 3 g Personalemail 28 41 31 100 O n. u i? E Total 66 82 52 200 1) State the appropriate null hypothesis in context (the signicance level has been selected to be 5%). 2) You may assume you have two independent random samples of results. Check the remaining necessary assumption(s) (show all work). 3) Perform the appropriate test by providing the test statistic value and the corresponding (bounds for the) p-value. 4) State your decision and provide a conclusion in context. In your answer, please clearly label your Steps 1), 2), 3), and 4)