A Researcher Performed a Study to Determine Whether Political Party

Multiple Choice

A researcher performed a study to determine whether political party affiliations are different for different income brackets.She obtained the following sample data. Income Bracket
$$\begin{array}{l}\begin{array} { | l | r | r | r | r | } \hline {party } & Low & Middle & High & Total \\\hline Conservative & 101 & 130 & 97 & 328 \\\hline NDP & 78 & 113 & 146 & 337 \\\hline Other & 15 & 34 & 9 & 58 \\\hline Total & 194 & 277 & 252 & 723 \\\hline\end{array}\end{array}$$

A) H0: There is a relationship between political party affiliation and income. HA: Income and political party affiliation have no relationship.
B) H0: Political party affiliation is uniformly distributed over the income brackets. HA: Party affiliation is not uniformly distributed over the income brackets.
C) H0: Income and political party affiliation are dependent. HA: Income and political party affiliation are not dependent.
D) H0: Political party affiliation does not have the same distribution for each income bracket. HA: Political party affiliation has the same distribution for each income bracket.
E) H0: Political party affiliation has the same distribution for each income bracket. HA: Political party affiliation does not have the same distribution for each income bracket.