MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications
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In random samples of 250 persons with low incomes,
200 persons with average incomes, and 150 persons with
high incomes, there were, respectively, 155, 118, and 87
who favor a certain piece of legislation. Use the 0.05
level of significance to test the null hypothesis θ1 =
θ2 = θ3 (that the proportion of persons favoring the
legislation is the same for all three income groups) against
the alternative hypothesis that the three θ’s are not
all equal.
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