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(All Steps) A researcher wishes to see if the number of adults 9 who do not have health insurance is equally distributed among three categories (less than

Question: A researcher wishes to see if the number of adults 9 who do not have health insurance is equally distributed among three categories (less than 12 years of education, 12 years of education, more than 12 years of education). A sample of 60 adults who do not have health insurance is selected, and the results are shown. At a = 0.05 can it be concluded that the frequencies are not equal? Use the P-value method. If the null hypothesis is rejected, give a possible reason for this.

	Less than 12 Years	12 Years	More than 12 years
Frequency	29	20	11

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