. Use the Low Birth Weight Study to determine the crude odds ratio of smoking (SMOKE) on the outcome of low birth weight (LOW). a. Examine the association between smoking status and low birthweight based on maternal race (RACE) by computing and interpreting the sample odds ratios and relative risks, with their 95% confidence interval when the birthing person is White (RACE = 1). b. Examine the association between smoking status and low birthweight based on maternal race (RACE) by computing and interpreting the sample odds ratios and relative risks, with their 95% confidence interval when the birthing person is Black (RACE = 2). c. Examine the association between smoking status and low birthweight based on maternal race (RACE) by computing and interpreting the sample odds ratios and relative risks, with their 95% confidence interval when the birthing person is of other races (RACE = 3). d. Compute and interpret the odds ratio and relative risk, with their 95% confidence interval between smoking status and low birth weight, regardless of maternal race. e. Controlling for Race, compute and interpret the odds ratio and relative risk,