4. Perform a chi-square test to look at the relationship between region of country (REGION) and financial comfort (FCOMFORT). Using alpha = .05, what would you conclude from your test:
a. Financial comfort differs depending on the area one lives in.
b. People living in less expensive areas are more likely to report that they are financially comfortable.
c. There is not a significant relationship between region and financial comfort.
d. People living in the northeast region are most likely to report that they are financially struggling.
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