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Determine the null and alternative hypotheses for the study that produced the data in the table.

A researcher performed a study to determine whether an association exists between sex and blood type. He obtained the following sample data.

▸ H₀: There is some relationship between sex and blood type.
H_a: Sex and blood type are independent.

▸ H₀: Sex and blood type are independent.
H_a: There is some relationship between sex and blood type.

▸ H₀: Sex and blood type are independent.
H_a: There is no relationship between sex and blood type.

▸ H₀: There is some relationship between sex and blood type.
H_a: Sex and blood type are not independent.

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