values of the second variable” (McDonald, 2014, p.3).

The null hypothesis of fisher testing was

that the lady had no skill to differentiate the teas. This is denoted as H 0

True Odds ratio

The odds ratio is the ratio of the number of times that event can happen to the

number of times that event can fail. In other words the ratio of event occurring to the event non

occurring (Breheny, n.d.). This ratio is related to the risk. This can be any value between 0 to

infinity.

If odds = 1, "Event Occur" and "Event failure" are equal

If odds > 1, then "Event Occur" is more than "Event failure".

If odds < 1, then "Event Occur" is less than "Event failure"