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Suppose a sample of 1000 adults was asked? \"Do you buy clothes from your mobile

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Question

Suppose a sample of 1000 adults was asked? "Do you buy clothes from your mobile? device?" and the results are summarized in the table to the right. Complete parts? (a) through? (c) below.

                Male      Female Total

Yes         170         330         500

No          330         170         500

Total      500         500         1000

Calculate the test statistic.

X2 Stat= answer for this 101.12

What are the answers to? (a) and? (b) if 290 males say they buy clothing from their mobile device and 210 did? not?

            Male    Female Total

Yes      290      280      570

No       210      220      430

Total    500      500      1000

I .Calculate the test statistic.

X2 Stat=

II . Determine the NEW ? p-value in? (a) and interpret its meaning

III. Calculate the critical value

Suppose a sample of 1000 adults was asked? "Do you buy clothes from your mobile? device?" and the results are summarized in the table to the right. Complete parts? (a) through? (c) below.

Explanation / Answer

Expected frequency,
Er,c = (nr * nc) / n

E(yes,male) = (570*500)/1000 = 285
similarly, other values are calculated

?^2 = ? [ (Or,c - Er,c)^2 / Er,c ]

I.

Test statistic, X2 = 0.4078

II.

p-value = 0.523

As p-value is greater than significance level of 0.05, we fail to reject the null hypothesis.

This means there are not significant evidence to conclude that Male and Female do not differ in thier opinion on buying cloths from mobile phone.

III.

Critical value = 3.8415

Observed Male Female total Yes 290 280 570 No 210 220 430 Total 500 500 1000 Expected Male Female Yes 285.000 285.000 No 215.000 215.000
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