10. Trucks are used in many configurations. Threecommon configurations are tractors with 1,2, and 3 trailers. Accident statistics for theseconfigurations in 2002 are listed below.Fatal U.S. Truck Accidents in 2002by ConfigurationNumber ofTruckRegistered Number ofConfigurationTractor, 1 trailerVehiclesAccidents150,0002,889Tractor, 2 trailersTractor, 3 trailers5,100154200Assume these statistics represent simplerandom samples for each configuration.Which of the following would be the mostappropriate test to use to determine whetherthe populations for each configuration havethe same rate of fatal accidents?(A) One-sample proportion z-test(B) Two-sample proportion z-test(C) Chi-square test for independence(D) Chi-square goodness-of-fit test(E) Chi-square test for homogeneity ofproportions

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10. Trucks are used in many configurations. Three common configurations are tractors with 1, 2, and 3 trailers. Accident statistics for these configurations in 2002 are listed below. Fatal U.S. Truck Accidents in 2002 by Configuration Number of Registered Number of Vehicles Truck Configuration Tractor, 1 trailer Accidents 150,000 2,889 Tractor, 2 trailers 5,100 154 Tractor, 3 trailers 200 1 Assume these statistics represent simple random samples for each configuration. Which of the following would be the most appropriate test to use to determine whether the populations for each configuration have the same rate of fatal accidents? (A) One-sample proportion z-test (B) Two-sample proportion z-test (C) Chi-square test for independence (D) Chi-square goodness-of-fit test (E) Chi-square test for homogeneity of proportions

10. Trucks are used in many configurations. Three common configurations are tractors with 1, 2, and 3 trailers. Accident statistics for these configurations in 2002 are listed below. Fatal U.S. Truck Accidents in 2002 by Configuration Number of Registered Number of Vehicles Truck Configuration Tractor, 1 trailer Accidents 150,000 2,889 Tractor, 2 trailers 5,100 154 Tractor, 3 trailers 200 1 Assume these statistics represent simple random samples for each configuration. Which of the following would be the most appropriate test to use to determine whether the populations for each configuration have the same rate of fatal accidents? (A) One-sample proportion z-test (B) Two-sample proportion z-test (C) Chi-square test for independence (D) Chi-square goodness-of-fit test (E) Chi-square test for homogeneity of proportions

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