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Ch 12 #1 Use the contingency table to the right to complete parts a through c be

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Question

Ch 12 #1

Use the contingency table to the right to complete parts a through c below


A

B

Total

1

57

13

70

2

13

17

30

Total

70

30

100







Find the expected frequency for each cell


A

B

Total

1

70

2

30

total

70

30

100


b) Compare the observed and expect frequencies for each cell

Choose the correct answer below

The totals for the observed and expected frequencies are the same.

The observed values are always greater than the expected values

The totals for the observed values are always greater than the totals for the expected values.

The expected values are always greater than the observed values.


C) compute x2stat with alpha=0.01

Make sure to explain how you found the alpha, whether on excel or through formula



D) First let 1 be the proportion of all events of interest in A, and let 2 be the proportion of all events of interest in B. Determine the hypotheses


Then calculate the x2 stat

Calculate the p value


Is the value significant at alpha 0.01?

A

B

Total

1

57

13

70

2

13

17

30

Total

70

30

100

Explanation / Answer

from above

expected frequency is given in expected table

b) The totals for the observed and expected frequencies are the same.

c)chi square stat from above =14.512

and critical value of chi stat at 1 degree of freedom =6.634

d) p vlaue for above =0.0001

as p vlaue is less then 0.01 level we reject the null hypothesis; and accept that test is significant at alpha 0.01

Observed O A B Total 1 57 13 70 2 13 17 30 Total 70 30 100 Expected E=rowtotal*column total/grand total A B Total 1 49.000 21.000 70 2 21.000 9.000 30 Total 70 30 100 chi square =(O-E)^2/E A B Total 1 1.306 3.048 4.354 2 3.048 7.111 10.159 Total 4.354 10.159 14.512
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