SOLUTION: 3.The null hypothesis and the alternate are:
• H0: The frequencies are equal.
• H1: The frequencies are not equal.
Category/fo
A/10
B/20
C/30
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Question 249570: 3.The null hypothesis and the alternate are:
• H0: The frequencies are equal.
• H1: The frequencies are not equal.
Category/fo
A/10
B/20
C/30
a.State the decision rule, using the .05 significance level.
b.Compute the value of chi-square.
c.What is your decision regarding H0?
Answer by stanbon(75887) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
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Stan H.
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