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Compute chi square and make a determination about the null hypothesis.   Expected Frequencies Men Women Total...

Compute chi square and make a determination about the null hypothesis.  

Expected Frequencies Men Women Total
   Agree 269.2 316.8 586.0
   Disagree 233.8 275.2 509.0
   Total 503.0 592.0 1095.0
Observed Frequencies Men Women Total
   Agree 242.0 344.0 586.0
   Disagree 261.0 248.0 509.0
   Total 503.0 592.0 1095.0
(Observed-Expected)2 / Expected Men Women Total
   Agree 2.8 2.3 585.0
   Disagree 3.2 2.7 509.0
   Total 503.0 592.0 1095.0

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Solution :

To test variables Gender(male,female) and response(agree,disagree) are independent or not.

The hypothesis are,

Null hypothesis Ho : The variables gender and response are independent.

Vs

Alternative hypothesis Ha : The variables gender and response are not independent.

Given that ,

Observed Frequency Expected Frequency (O-E)^2/E
242 269.2 2.8
344 316.8 2.3
261 233.8 3.2
248 275.2 2.7

So by taking the sum of values in the last column, we get the value of chi-square test statistics.

Now using chi-square table with degrees of freedom (r-1)*(c-1) = (2-1)*(2-1) = 1                        (where r=rows and c=columns) and level of significance = 0.05 , we get critical value 3.84.

Decisiosn rule : Reject Ho ,if test statistics > critocal value otherwise fail to reject Ho.

So here as Test statistics(11) > critical value ,we reject Ho.

Conclusion : The variables gender and response are not independent.


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