Question Help The data below represent the responses to two questions asked in a survey of 12 college students majoring in business: "What is your gender?" (male = M; female = F) and "What is your major?" (accounting = A, computer science = C, marketing = M). Develop a contingency table for these data. What conclusions can be drawn? Gender: F Major: A ACE M M F F M M M F CCCMMM Tally the data into a contingency table where the two rows represent the gender categories and the three columns represent the academic major categories. Student Major Categories Gender M Totals Male Female Totals (Simplify your answers.) What conclusions can be drawn about the students' majors? A. The majority of the sampled students are marketing majors while the fewest are computer science majors O B. The same number of students are accounting and computer science majors O C. All three majors are equally likely O D. The majority of the sampled students are computer science majors while the fewest are marketing majors. What conclusions can be drawn about each gender's major? There are the same number of female and male | accounting majors. There are more female than male computer science majors. There are more female than male marketing majors Click to select your answer(s). 6:25 PM 86'F Mostly cloudy 6/29/2021 J Type here to search O CORE 17 BANG & OLU prt sc