The correct option regarding whether there is an association between eating a mint and getting a correct guess is:
There is an association because the distribution of correct guesses differs among mint groups.
When is there an association between variables?
There is an association between variables when a change in one variable causes a change in another variable.
In this problem, the distribution of correct/incorrect for eating a mint is different if a mint is eaten or it is not, hence there is an association and the correct option is given by:
There is an association because the distribution of correct guesses differs among mint groups.
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