12:29TodayEdit12:22 PMRandom samples of male and female high school students were asked to identify their favoritefood group. Here are the results:GenderMale2117FemaleCarbohydrates45Favorite Food Dairy20GroupFruits and vegetables1419Proteins17Expected counts for each cell are given in the following table:GenderFemale37.821.2MaleCarbohydrates28.2Favorite Food Dairy15.8Fruits and vegetables13.213.8Group9.8Proteins10.2The chi-square statistic for this test is - 11.239. Which of the following is the correctconclusion to draw?O Reject Ho at both a-0.05 and a- 0.01.• Reject Ho at a-0.01: fail to reject Ho at a- 0.05.O Fail to reject H at both a0.05 and -0.01.O Reject Ho at a-0.05; accept H, at a 0.01.O Reject Ho at a0.05: fail to reject Ho at a- 0.01.

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Random samples of male and female high school students were asked to identify their favorite food group. Here are the results: Gender Female Male Carbohydrates 45 21 Favorite Food Dairy 20 17 Group Fruits and vegetables 14 Proteins 17 Expected counts for each cell are given in the following table: Gender Female 37.8 21.2 13.2 Male Carbuhydrates 28.2 15.8 9.8 Favorite Food Dairy Group Fruits and vegetables Proteins 13.8 10.2 The chi-square statistic for this test is -11.239. Which of the following is the correct conclusion to draw? O Reject H, at both a- 0.05 and a- 0.01. Reject Hg at0.01: fail to reject Ho at- 0.05. O Fail to reject H at botha-0.05 and-001. O Reject H at a0.05: accept H, at 0.01. O Reject H at 0.05: fail to reject H at0.01

Random samples of male and female high school students were asked to identify their favorite food group. Here are the results: Gender Female Male Carbohydrates 45 21 Favorite Food Dairy 20 17 Group Fruits and vegetables 14 Proteins 17 Expected counts for each cell are given in the following table: Gender Female 37.8 21.2 13.2 Male Carbuhydrates 28.2 15.8 9.8 Favorite Food Dairy Group Fruits and vegetables Proteins 13.8 10.2 The chi-square statistic for this test is -11.239. Which of the following is the correct conclusion to draw? O Reject H, at both a- 0.05 and a- 0.01. Reject Hg at0.01: fail to reject Ho at- 0.05. O Fail to reject H at botha-0.05 and-001. O Reject H at a0.05: accept H, at 0.01. O Reject H at 0.05: fail to reject H at0.01

MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications

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ISBN:9781119256830

Author:Amos Gilat

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