3. Chi square tests can be used to support or reject other types of hypotheses where random chance can be involved. For example, studies done on honeybees may track how often bees visit each type of flower. In these studies, you are trying to disprove that the bees visit the flowers in equal amounts (showed no preference). Scientists observed that 54 bees visited tulips and 66 bees visited lilies. Do the bees in the study below show a statistically significant preference for lilies?

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3. Chi square tests can be used to support or reject other types of hypotheses where random
chance can be involved. For example, studies done on honeybees may track how often bees
visit each type of flower. In these studies, you are trying to disprove that the bees visit the
flowers in equal amounts (showed no preference). Scientists observed that 54 bees visited
tulips and 66 bees visited lilies.
Do the bees in the study below show a statistically significant preference for lilies?
Transcribed Image Text:3. Chi square tests can be used to support or reject other types of hypotheses where random chance can be involved. For example, studies done on honeybees may track how often bees visit each type of flower. In these studies, you are trying to disprove that the bees visit the flowers in equal amounts (showed no preference). Scientists observed that 54 bees visited tulips and 66 bees visited lilies. Do the bees in the study below show a statistically significant preference for lilies?
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