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In one month at a public health clinic, 70 patients were found to have the same inherited disorder; 55 were males and 15 were females. Assuming a 1:1 ratio for males versus females , use the chi-square (X^2) test to determine if any association of the disease with the male sex is statistically significant .

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biology

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  1. The association of the condition with the male sex is statistically significant at some levels but not at others
  2. The association of the condition with the female sex is highly significant
  3. Not enough information to determine the association
  4. There is no association between the condition and the male sex
  5. The association of the condition with the female sex is significant
  6. The condition is equally prevalent among both sexes, indicating no statistical significance
  7. There is an association between the condition and both sexes, but it is stronger in males
  8. The difference in the condition's occurrence between males and females is due to chance
  9. The association of the condition with the male sex is significant, but not highly significant
  10. The association of the condition with the male sex is highly significant

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stemez-Genetics

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