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(a) \( \chi^2_{0.05} \) with \( df = 9 \)
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(b) \( \chi^2_{0.025} \) with \( df = 15 \)
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(c) \( \chi^2_{0.975} \) with \( df = 20 \)
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(d) \( \chi^2_{0.01} \) with \( df = 10 \)
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(e) \( \chi^2_{0.95} \) with \( df = 19 \)
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Explanation:
- This exercise requires you to find specific values from a chi-square distribution table using given probabilities and degrees of freedom (df).
- The chi-square distribution table lists critical values for various probabilities.
- Each expression \( \chi^2_{p} \) refers to the value of the chi-square statistic such that the probability (area under the curve) of observing a value less than or equal to this statistic is equal to \( p \).](https://content.bartleby.com/qna-images/question/fc3d35d9-d391-4981-9679-d316add0bad2/f84ab7a8-5276-4e37-95ee-efbd6557e0e0/170u43b_processed.jpeg)
Transcribed Image Text:Find the following chi-square distribution values from the [chi-square distribution table](#). (Round your answers to three decimal places.)
(a) \( \chi^2_{0.05} \) with \( df = 9 \)
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(b) \( \chi^2_{0.025} \) with \( df = 15 \)
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(c) \( \chi^2_{0.975} \) with \( df = 20 \)
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(d) \( \chi^2_{0.01} \) with \( df = 10 \)
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(e) \( \chi^2_{0.95} \) with \( df = 19 \)
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Explanation:
- This exercise requires you to find specific values from a chi-square distribution table using given probabilities and degrees of freedom (df).
- The chi-square distribution table lists critical values for various probabilities.
- Each expression \( \chi^2_{p} \) refers to the value of the chi-square statistic such that the probability (area under the curve) of observing a value less than or equal to this statistic is equal to \( p \).
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