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Note that BMI does not have a unit. Waist Circumferences are measured in inches. 1. Using your BMI and Waist Circumference data for males, run a test of significance using the "Corr/Regression" applet at the Applet web site to determine whether there is a correlation between the two variables. a. State the hypotheses, both null and alternative, using words only. b. Complete a test of significance, using at last 100 shuffles, on your correlation coefficient. c. Show a screenshot of the applet once you have completed the test of significance for the correlation coefficient. d. Describe the level of evidence, if any, against the null hypothesis you have found. e. Describe whether you believe there is support for correlation between the waist circumference and the BMI for American males over age 20 in the 18th NY Congressional District. Do not refer to a hypothesis or to a p-value in this final description. 2. Complete the same procedure to determine whether the female data shows support for correlation between waist circumference and BMI in NY Congressional District 18. Show all of the same intermediate steps up until your conclusion as you did in the previous problem. 3. The article mentioned that age, ethnicity, and some other factors can contribute to differences in the true correlation between body fat content and BMI. Based on the results of your tests for significance for correlation, can you describe a difference in correlation between waist circumference and BMI between males and females in NY Congressional District 18