results significant or nonsignificant?Based on your x2 calculations, is the deviation seen between your observed and expectedExplain your results. In your explanation include the probability of getting these data andwhether the deviation is significant or not. Also include whether the data supports thehypothesis.norma Category/EventAO PresentAO AbsentTotalsa x2 test on the class data to determine whetherObserved(0)Expected(E)756914410836144Deviation(O - E)3333ماما(O - E)²108910892178(O - E)²/E10.083.30.25x² =

On the basis of above calculations, X2 is X2= 10.083+30.25 =40.333

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Section13.2: Expected Value And Variance Of Continuous Random Variables

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