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On the first day of class, students in a large introductory statistics course were asked their sex and eye color. The results are summarized in the provided table.

	Blue	Brown	Green	Hazel	All
Female	24	21	10	11	66
Male	20	17	8	10	55
Total	44	38	18	21	121

Round your answer to each question to three decimal places.

Are male and blue eyes independent? Briefly justify your answer.

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