3636 -It is desired to test the level of education with the severity of the accident.Find the chi-square calculation value using the data set below. a)17,404 B)26,632 NS)19,832 D)23,732 TO)13,583 Education_LevelSecondary EducationHigh schoolCollegetotal713518124Accident_SeverityLight604317120Middle25332482Heavy15611159326total

36 - It is desired to test the level of education with the severity of the accident. Find the chi-square calculation value using the data set below. a) 17,404 B) 26,632 NS) 19,832 D) 23,732 TO) 13,583

36 - It is desired to test the level of education with the severity of the accident. Find the chi-square calculation value using the data set below. a) 17,404 B) 26,632 NS) 19,832 D) 23,732 TO) 13,583

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It is desired to test the level of education with the severity of the accident.

Find the chi-square calculation value using the data set below.

17,404

26,632

NS)

19,832

23,732

TO)

13,583

Education_Level
Secondary Education
High school
College
total
71
35
18
124
Accident_Severity
Light
60
43
17
120
Middle
25
33
24
82
Heavy
156
111
59
326
total

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