A distributor of personal computers has five locations in a city. In the year's first quarter, the sales in units were: Location Observed Sales (units) North side 70 Pleasant township 75 Southwick 70 1-90 50 Venice avenue 35 Total 300 For a goodness-of-fit test that sales were the same for all locations, what is the critical value at the 0.01 level of risk? Select one: a.7.779 b.5.412 c.13.055 d.15.033 e.13.277

A distributor of personal computers has five locations in a city. In the year's first quarter, the sales in units were: Location Observed Sales (units) North side 70 Pleasant township 75 Southwick 70 1-90 50 Venice avenue 35 Total 300 For a goodness-of-fit test that sales were the same for all locations, what is the critical value at the 0.01 level of risk? Select one: a.7.779 b.5.412 c.13.055 d.15.033 e.13.277

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