A store offers some customers a coupon and then counts how many customers return to the store to shop again. The two-way table shows the results of this experiment.
Offered coupon Not offered coupon
Returned to store 85 60
Did not return to store 25 38
Select a word or phrase from in between the parentheses to correctly complete the statements describing the association.
More customers who returned to the store were (offered a coupon / not offered a coupon). More customers who did not return to the store were (offered a coupon/not offered a coupon). There (does / does not) appear to be an association between whether a customer received a coupon and the customer’s tendency to return to the store to shop again.
Offered coupon Not offered coupon
Returned to store 85 60
Did not return to store 25 38
Select a word or phrase from in between the parentheses to correctly complete the statements describing the association.
More customers who returned to the store were (offered a coupon / not offered a coupon). More customers who did not return to the store were (offered a coupon/not offered a coupon). There (does / does not) appear to be an association between whether a customer received a coupon and the customer’s tendency to return to the store to shop again.
