Determine the percentage of respondents

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In the 2008 General Social Survey, religious preference and opinion about when premarital sex might be wrong were among the measured variables. The contingency table of counts for these variables is as follows:

Religious Preference and opinion about Premarital Sex
Religion	Always	Almost Always	Sometimes	Never	Total
Protestant	221	54	98	288	661
Catholic	45	17	54	179	295
Jewish	2	1	8	18	29
None	15	10	32	164	221
Other	20	7	12	41	80
Total	303	89	204	690	1286

a. For each religious preference category, determine the percentage of respondents who think premarital sex is always wrong.

b. Do the percentages computed in part (a) indicate that there is a relationship between the two variables? Briefly explain why or why not.

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