Table 2.6 is 3.2 x 2 x 2 contingency tabletwo rows, two columns. and two layersfrom an article that studied effects of racial characteristics on whether persons convicted of homicide received the death penalty The 67'4 subjects classied in Table 2.6 were the defendants in indictments involving cases with multiple muniers in Florida between 1976 and 193?. The variables in Table 2.6 are 1\" = death penalty verdict, having the categories (yes, no], X = race of defendant, and Z = race of victims, each having the categories 'Ihhle 2.6 Death Penalty Verdict by Defendant's Race and Vietlms' Race Death Penalty Victims' Race Defendant's Race Yes No Percent Yes White White 53 414 11.3 Black 11 3'! 22.9 Black White I] 16 0.0 Black 4 139 2.3 Total White 53 430 11.0 Black 15 I76 7.9 Same: M, L. Radelet and G. L Pierce. Florida Law Rev. 43: 134. 1991. Reprinted with permission from the Florida Law Review. 6.16 Refer to Table 2.6. Use the CMH statistic to test independence of death penalty verdict and victim's race, controlling for defendant's race. Conduct another test of this hypothesis, and compare results