Please answer part (a) of the question in the image uploaded CountsQuestion Twoa) A study has been conducted to examine the relation between weight,replacement estrogen therapy, and endometrial cancer in a case-control study.For the data given below:Weight (kg)Estrogen ReplacementYes10No< 57CasesControlsCases124114327143123257 - 7565ControlsCases28> 7552Controls160State the null and alternative hypothesisPerform the appropriate test of significancei.i.b) A study on deaths of men aged over 50 yields the data shown below. Perform aFisher's exact test on the association between salt intake and cause of death.

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Couts Question Two a) A study has been conducted to examine the relation between weight, replacement estrogen therapy, and endometrial cancer in a case-control study. For the data given below: Weight (kg) Estrogen Replacement Yes No < 57 Cases Controls Cases Controls Cases 10 41 27 143 12 143 65 28 57-75 > 75 12 52 Controls 32 160 State the null and alternative hypothesis Perform the appropriate test of significance data shown below. Perform a

Couts Question Two a) A study has been conducted to examine the relation between weight, replacement estrogen therapy, and endometrial cancer in a case-control study. For the data given below: Weight (kg) Estrogen Replacement Yes No < 57 Cases Controls Cases Controls Cases 10 41 27 143 12 143 65 28 57-75 > 75 12 52 Controls 32 160 State the null and alternative hypothesis Perform the appropriate test of significance data shown below. Perform a

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