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13-22: A loan officer wished to determine if the marital status of loan applicants was independent...

13-22: A loan officer wished to determine if the marital status of loan applicants was independent of the approval loans. The following table represents the result of her survey:

                                      Approved                       Rejected

               Single            213                                  189

               Married 374                                  231

               Divorced 358                                  252

  1. Conduct the appropriate hypothesis test that will provide an answer to the loan officer. Use a significance level of 0.01.
  2. Calculate the p-value for the hypothesis test in part a.

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Claim : To test whether that the marital status of loan applicants was independent of the approval loans or not

Hypothesis : Ho: marital status of loan applicants and the approval loans are independent

H1: marital status of loan applicants and the approval loans are dependent

Test statistics :

Where

Approved Rejected Total
single 213 189 402
married 374 231 605
divorced 358 252 610
Total 945 672 1617

we get the expected frequencies as

Simmilarly , E12 = 167.06, E21= 353.57, E22=251.43 , E31=356.49 and E32=253.51

we can calculate test statistics as

Oi Ei (Oi-Ei) (Oi-Ei)^2 (Oi-Ei)^2/E
213 234.94 -21.94 481.3636 2.04887886
189 167.06 21.94 481.3636 2.88138154
374 353.57 20.43 417.3849 1.18048732
231 251.43 -20.43 417.3849 1.66004415
358 356.49 1.51 2.2801 0.00639597
252 253.51 -1.51 2.2801 0.00899412
Total 7.79

we get test statistics =      

Pvalue : By using excel we get exact pvalue

Excel command is =CHIDIST(X,Degrees of freedom)

=CHIDIST(7.79,2)

=0.0203

...............( Given)

Decision Rule : We Fail to reject Ho

Conclusion : There is sufficient evidence to conclude that marital status of loan applicants and the approval loans are independent


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