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ANSWER ALL 3 QUESTIONS During the course of the 2004 Democratic Presidential Pri

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ANSWER ALL 3 QUESTIONS

During the course of the 2004 Democratic Presidential Primary, a state poll indicates that the level of support for the candidates follows these percentages:

John Kerrey 35%                 Dick Gephardt 10%

John Edwards 25%               Joe Limberman 5%

Howard Dean 20%               Al Sharpton 5%

A local television station wants to test whether these percentages are accurate, and takes a poll of randomly selected Democratic voters, and arrives at these results:

John Kerrey 710                 Dick Gephardt 212

John Edwards 468               Joe Limberman 104

Howard Dean 428               Al Sharpton 78

Which of the following is the X2 test statistic for the appropriate goodness-of-fit?

Question 19 options:

0.468

9.871

10.208

11.199

Suppose Graph I gives the scatterplot relating data set X with data set Y, and Graph II gives the scatterplot relating data set G with data set H. The correlation coefficient relating data set X and data set Y is 0.958, and the correlation coefficient relating data set G and data set H is - 0.944. Which of the following statements will most likely describe the difference between Graph I and Graph II?

Question 15 options:

The patterns of the points in both graphs will actually be similar.

The points in Graph I will lie in an approximate straight line with positive slope, whereas the points in Graph II will lie in an approximate straight line with negative slope.

The points in Graph I will lie in an approximate straight line, whereas the points in Graph II will lie in an approximate circle

The pattern of the points in both graphs will be very scattered, whereby the patterns cannot be compared.

Consider the following table in reference to the testing of a null hypothesis:

Which of the following is incorrect?

Question 1 options:

Entries (1) and (4) are correct decisions.

The P(making entry (2)) is controlled by the sample size for a given alpha level.

A Type I error occurs if entry (3) occurs.

Power refers to P(entry (4))

A Type II error occurs when entry (1) is made.

0.468

9.871

10.208

11.199

Suppose Graph I gives the scatterplot relating data set X with data set Y, and Graph II gives the scatterplot relating data set G with data set H. The correlation coefficient relating data set X and data set Y is 0.958, and the correlation coefficient relating data set G and data set H is - 0.944. Which of the following statements will most likely describe the difference between Graph I and Graph II?

Question 15 options:

The patterns of the points in both graphs will actually be similar.

The points in Graph I will lie in an approximate straight line with positive slope, whereas the points in Graph II will lie in an approximate straight line with negative slope.

The points in Graph I will lie in an approximate straight line, whereas the points in Graph II will lie in an approximate circle

The pattern of the points in both graphs will be very scattered, whereby the patterns cannot be compared.

Consider the following table in reference to the testing of a null hypothesis:

                                  H0  True        H0 False          Accept  H0        (1)               (2)              Reject  H0        (3)               (4)  

Which of the following is incorrect?

Question 1 options:

Entries (1) and (4) are correct decisions.

The P(making entry (2)) is controlled by the sample size for a given alpha level.

A Type I error occurs if entry (3) occurs.

Power refers to P(entry (4))

A Type II error occurs when entry (1) is made.

Explanation / Answer

Chi-square statistic = sum over i = 1 to 6 (number of candidates) of {(Oi - Ei)2/Ei}, where

Oi = observed frequency i.e., number of votes polled by ith candidate in the Television station poll and Ei = expected frequency, obtained by multiplying the total votes polled by the percentage of votes polled by the ith candidate in the State poll.

These figures are given below:

Candidate

Oi

Ei

{(Oi - Ei)2/Ei}

JK

710

2000 x 0.35 = 700

0.143

JE

468

2000 x 0.25 = 500

2.048

HD

428

2000 x 0.20 = 400

1.960

DG

212

2000 x 0.10 = 200

0.720

JL

104

2000 x 0.05 = 100

0.160

AS

78

2000 x 0.05 = 100

4.840

Total

2000

2000

9.871

So, the 2 statistic = 9.871 ANSWER

Candidate

Oi

Ei

{(Oi - Ei)2/Ei}

JK

710

2000 x 0.35 = 700

0.143

JE

468

2000 x 0.25 = 500

2.048

HD

428

2000 x 0.20 = 400

1.960

DG

212

2000 x 0.10 = 200

0.720

JL

104

2000 x 0.05 = 100

0.160

AS

78

2000 x 0.05 = 100

4.840

Total

2000

2000

9.871

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