Problem set 4: use the following information to answer questions 10-11 (20 points total): The issue of how much should be spent to solve particular U.S. social problems is a complex matter, and people have diverse and conflicting ideas on these issues. Race and social class have an impact on how people perceive the extent of government spending. The 2018 GSS contains several questions on these topics. For this exercise, we present race and the variable NATFARE, which whether we were spending too much, too little, or the right amount of money to address welfare. Race of Respondent Spending on Welfare White Black Hispanic Total Too little 123 46 42 211 About right 192 37 25 254 Too much 185 32 18 235 Total 500 115 85 700 10. How many degrees of freedom for the table (5 pts)? 1 1. Test whether race and NATFARE are independent (alpha level of .05). what do you conclude (15 pts)? RACE/Welfare Spending f. fe f. - f. (f. - f. ) ( f. - f.)1 White/Too little 123 White/About right 192 White/Too much 185 Black/Too little 46 Black/About right 37 Black/Too much 32 Hispanic/Too little 42 Hispanic/About right 25 Hispanic/Too much 18 Chi-square =