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Bivariate Data Analysis (Chi-Square Analysis) Frequency Table 18- 18+ Row Total Comedy 27 43 70 27.84%...

Bivariate Data Analysis (Chi-Square Analysis)

  • Frequency Table

18-

18+

Row Total

Comedy

27

43

70

27.84%

43.00%

35.53%

34.47

35.53

Drama & Romance

70

57

127

72.16%

57.00%

64.47%

62.53

64.47

Column Total

97

100

197

49.24%

50.76%

100.00%

Cell contents:

    Observed frequency

    Percentage of column

    Expected frequency

  • Tests of Independence

Test

Statistic

Df

P-Value

Chi-Square

4.943

1

0.0262

Insert tests of independence.

Conduct the 4 -step chi square independence test (or chi

- square homogeneity test)

Verify the assumption of chi-square analysis.

please help guys... im so stressed! Thank you in advance.

Solutions

Expert Solution

Assumptions of chi square test:

1. Both the variables are nominal.

2. The data in each cells are frequencies or counts of cases.

3. The categories of variables that is comedy and drama romance are mutually exclusive , and the categories 18- and 18+ are mutually exclusive.

4. The value of each cell is more than 5.

Thus since all the assumptions are satisfied, we can use chi square test of Independence.

Step 1,

Null hypothesis:

Ho: The row variable and the column variable are independent.

Alternative hypothesis:

H1: Thee row variable and the column variable are not independent.

Conclusion: Thus there is sufficient evidence to conclude that the row variable and column variable are not independent.


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