Remember the study that examined whether or not taking an aspirin a day would help colon cancer patients reduce the chance of getting subsequent colon polyps? It involved a total of 635 patients, and showed that 17% of those who took aspirin developed more polyps, compared to 27% of those who took a placebo. The chi-square statistic was 9.25. What can we conclude? A. There is a statistically significant relationship that indicates aspirin lowers the risk of colon cancer patients getting new polyps. B. There is a statistically significant relationship that indicates aspirin has no effect on the risk of colon cancer patients getting new polyps. C. The data indicates that aspirin lowers the risk of colon cancer patients getting new polyps, but the relationship isn't statistically significant. D. The data indicates that aspirin raises the risk of colon cancer patients getting new polyps, but the relationship isn't statistically significant