Chop Stick Experiment One hundred normal-weight people and 100 obese people were observed at several Chinese-food buffets. For each researcher recorded whether the diner used chopsticks or knife and...

Chop Stick Experiment One hundred normal-weight people and 100 obese people were observed at several Chinese-food buffets. For each researcher recorded whether the diner used chopsticks or knife and fork. The table shown here was created.

Is there sufficient evidence at the 10% significance level to conclude that obese Chinese food eaters are less likely to use chop sticks?