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A sample of 340 randomly selected people in their 20s were asked about their favorite place...

A sample of 340 randomly selected people in their 20s were asked about their favorite place to go on a Friday night. The results are given in

the table, together with a person’s gender:

Movies    Sports game Restaurant Shopping Concert    Total
Men 43    50    46    19 42    200
Women 29    21    31    31 28    140
Total    72    71    77    50 70    340

(a) [1] Give the marginal distribution of gender.

(b) [2] Find the conditional distribution of preferred activity for Women.

Test at a 5% level of significance whether the preferred activity depends on the gender.

(c) [1] State the null and alternative hypotheses.

(d) [1] Calculate the test statistic.

(e) [1] Find the corresponding p-value.

(f) [1] Make the decision according to (e).

(g) [1] Give the conclusion by the decision made from (f).

Solutions

Expert Solution

a)

marginal distribution of gender:

Men : 200 / 340 = 0.5882

Women : 140 / 340 = 0.4118

b) Conditional distribution of preferred activity for Women.

Sports Game Restaurant Shopping Concert
Women 29 / 140 = 0.2071 21 / 140 = 0.15 31 / 140 = 0.2214 31 / 140 = 0.2214 28 / 140 = 0.20

c)

Observed Frequencies
Sports Game Restaurant Shopping Concert Total
Men 43 50 46 19 42 200
Women 29 21 31 31 28 140
Total 72 71 77 50 70 340
Expected Frequencies
Sports Game Restaurant Shopping Concert Total
Men 72 * 200 / 340 = 42.3529 71 * 200 / 340 = 41.7647 77 * 200 / 340 = 45.2941 50 * 200 / 340 = 29.4118 70 * 200 / 340 = 41.1765 200
Women 72 * 140 / 340 = 29.6471 71 * 140 / 340 = 29.2353 77 * 140 / 340 = 31.7059 50 * 140 / 340 = 20.5882 70 * 140 / 340 = 28.8235 140
Total 72 71 77 50 70 340
(fo-fe)²/fe
Men (43 - 42.3529)²/42.3529 = 0.0099 (50 - 41.7647)²/41.7647 = 1.6239 (46 - 45.2941)²/45.2941 = 0.011 (19 - 29.4118)²/29.4118 = 3.6858 (42 - 41.1765)²/41.1765 = 0.0165
Women (29 - 29.6471)²/29.6471 = 0.0141 (21 - 29.2353)²/29.2353 = 2.3198 (31 - 31.7059)²/31.7059 = 0.0157 (31 - 20.5882)²/20.5882 = 5.2654 (28 - 28.8235)²/28.8235 = 0.0235

Null and Alternative hypothesis:  

Ho: Preferred activity is independent of the gender.

H1: Preferred activity dependent on the gender.  

Test statistic:  

χ² = ∑ ((fo-fe)²/fe) =    12.9855

df = (r-1)(c-1) =    4

p-value = CHISQ.DIST.RT(12.9855, 4) = 0.0113  

Decision:  

p-value < α, Reject the null hypothesis.  

There is enough evidence to conclude that preferred activity depends on the gender.


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