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Arty Artlover was studying art appreciation. He selected an abstract painting that had no obvious top...

  1. Arty Artlover was studying art appreciation. He selected an abstract painting that had no obvious top or bottom. Subjects were asked to hang the painting whichever way they thought it should be correctly hung. The following table shows how many of the 50 subjects reported each direction. Test at an α = .05 to determine if there were significant differences in the reported direction the painting was hung. Note: assume all directions were equally likely. (8 points)

Top Up (Correct)

Bottom Up

Left Side Up

Right Side Up

18

17

7

8

Solutions

Expert Solution

null hypothesis: Ho: all directions were equally likely

Alternate hypothesis: Not all directions were equally likely

degree of freedom =categories-1= 3
for 0.05 level and 3 degree of freedom :rejection region = 7.815
applying chi square goodness of fit test:
           relative observed Expected residual Chi square
category frequency(p) Oi Ei=total*p R2i=(Oi-Ei)/√Ei R2i=(Oi-Ei)2/Ei
top up 0.250 18.000 12.500 1.56 2.420
bottom up 0.250 17.000 12.500 1.27 1.620
left side up 0.250 7.000 12.500 -1.56 2.420
right side up 0.250 8.000 12.500 -1.27 1.620
total 1.000 50 50 8.080

test statistic X2 =8.080

as test statistic falls in rejection region , we reject null hypothesis.

we have sufficient evidence at 0.05 level to conclude that Not all directions were equally likely


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