MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications
MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications
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JMP Output We are trying to determine if different genders are similar with respect to whether or not they are homeowners. A random sample was obtained counting how many males and females were homeowners or not. At the 5% significance level, what can we conclude? Freq: Count 4 Contingency Table Gender Count female male Expected Homeowner no yes Total 4 Tests N 113 38 5 33.4867 9.51327 50 20 54.5133 15.4867 88 25 DF 1 Total Test Likelihood Ratio Pearson -Log Like 2.3822757 43 70 113 RSquare (U) 0.0399 ChiSquare Prob>ChiSq 4.765 0.0291* 4.438 0.0351* 35
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Transcribed Image Text:JMP Output We are trying to determine if different genders are similar with respect to whether or not they are homeowners. A random sample was obtained counting how many males and females were homeowners or not. At the 5% significance level, what can we conclude? Freq: Count 4 Contingency Table Gender Count female male Expected Homeowner no yes Total 4 Tests N 113 38 5 33.4867 9.51327 50 20 54.5133 15.4867 88 25 DF 1 Total Test Likelihood Ratio Pearson -Log Like 2.3822757 43 70 113 RSquare (U) 0.0399 ChiSquare Prob>ChiSq 4.765 0.0291* 4.438 0.0351* 35
What are the hypotheses for this test? 36 Ho gender and homeownership are independent HA gender and homeownership are dependent Ho: P1 P2 P3 P4 = 0.25 HA one of these proportions is different than assumed. 1 37 Ho both genders with respect to homeownership are homogeneous HA both genders with respect to homeownership are heterogeneous What are the degrees of freedom for this test? Type your answer..... The assumptions needed for this test are met. True 38 False What is your conclusion in terms of the problem? Reject Ho- There is not enough evidence to conclude that the with respect to homeownership. Fail to reject Ho.
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Transcribed Image Text:What are the hypotheses for this test? 36 Ho gender and homeownership are independent HA gender and homeownership are dependent Ho: P1 P2 P3 P4 = 0.25 HA one of these proportions is different than assumed. 1 37 Ho both genders with respect to homeownership are homogeneous HA both genders with respect to homeownership are heterogeneous What are the degrees of freedom for this test? Type your answer..... The assumptions needed for this test are met. True 38 False What is your conclusion in terms of the problem? Reject Ho- There is not enough evidence to conclude that the with respect to homeownership. Fail to reject Ho.
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