A. Is there evidence of a dependence between a registered voter's opinion and their age? Test using α05 B. For each age group, compute the sample proportion that is in favor of legalizing recreational use of marijuana, and relate these values to the result of your test in part A? C. Find the expected count for the 60+ age group against legalizing recreational use of marijuana.

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STA 205, Spring 2022, Quiz #9 (Take Home)
Contingency table results:
Rows: AgeGroup
Columns: Opinion
A researcher studying public opinion on the
legalization of recreational marijuana surveyed a
representative sample of 1100 registered voters
and asked each their age group (18 to 34, 35 to 59,
and 60+), and asked if they were for or against the
legalization of recreational marijuana. The
contingency table of results is below.
Cell format
Count
(Expected count)
For
Against Total
18 to 34
192
48
240
(157.96)
(82.04)
Age Group
18 to 34
Against
48
For
35 to 59
306
144
450
192
(296.18) (153.82)
35 to 59
306
144
60+
226
184
60+
226
184
410
(269.85)
Total
724
376 1100
A. Is there evidence of a dependence between a
registered voter's opinion and their age? Test
using a=.
05
Chi-Square test:
B. For each age group, compute the sample
proportion that is in favor of legalizing
recreational use of marijuana, and relate these
values to the result of your test in part A?
Statistic
DF Value P-value
Chi-square
2 43.26
<0.0001
Formulas
x² = Obs-Exp)?
Еxp
x? = E
C. Find the expected count for the 60+ age group
against legalizing recreational use of
marijuana.
(Row Total)*(Column Total)
Еxp. Сount
D. Check that the validity conditions for your test
are satisfied.
Count
df = (r – 1)(c – 1); =
Total
Transcribed Image Text:STA 205, Spring 2022, Quiz #9 (Take Home) Contingency table results: Rows: AgeGroup Columns: Opinion A researcher studying public opinion on the legalization of recreational marijuana surveyed a representative sample of 1100 registered voters and asked each their age group (18 to 34, 35 to 59, and 60+), and asked if they were for or against the legalization of recreational marijuana. The contingency table of results is below. Cell format Count (Expected count) For Against Total 18 to 34 192 48 240 (157.96) (82.04) Age Group 18 to 34 Against 48 For 35 to 59 306 144 450 192 (296.18) (153.82) 35 to 59 306 144 60+ 226 184 60+ 226 184 410 (269.85) Total 724 376 1100 A. Is there evidence of a dependence between a registered voter's opinion and their age? Test using a=. 05 Chi-Square test: B. For each age group, compute the sample proportion that is in favor of legalizing recreational use of marijuana, and relate these values to the result of your test in part A? Statistic DF Value P-value Chi-square 2 43.26 <0.0001 Formulas x² = Obs-Exp)? Еxp x? = E C. Find the expected count for the 60+ age group against legalizing recreational use of marijuana. (Row Total)*(Column Total) Еxp. Сount D. Check that the validity conditions for your test are satisfied. Count df = (r – 1)(c – 1); = Total
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