Watch the video "Interpreting Contingency Tables," then complete the steps below. Create some fictitious data (use the information in the video as a guide, but do not use the same information; make up something entirely different). Use either Microsoft Word or Microsoft Excel to create a contingency table using your fictitious data. The contingency table should include both vertical and horizontal totals. Add additional column to display the marginal distribution for each set of data. List two questions that can be answered using conditional distribution. List the questions, the calculations, and information you can garner from the conditional distribution.