The table below cross-classifies U.S. adults (n=1704) by sex (male or female) andwhether they say they are afraid to walk at night in their neighborhood (yes or no).Questions 4-8 refer to this table.AFRAID TO WALK AT NIGHT?YesNoTotalMaleFemale173598771540393566933Total11381704Source: 2014 GSSWhat is the null hypothesis for a chi-square test of the association between sex andfear of walking at night?IT =Но: И2-И-0 (or Ho: и1-И2)Ho : sex and fear of walking at night are statistically independentHo:sex and fear of walking at night are statistically dependent

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aduits by sex (male female) ana whether they say they are afraid to walk at night in their neighborhood (yes or no). Questions 4-8 refer to this table. AFRAID TO WALK AT NIGHT? Yes No 598 Total Male Female Total Source: 2014 GSS 173 771 933 393 566 540 1138 1704 What is the null hypothesis for a chi-square test of the association between sex and fear of walking at night?

aduits by sex (male female) ana whether they say they are afraid to walk at night in their neighborhood (yes or no). Questions 4-8 refer to this table. AFRAID TO WALK AT NIGHT? Yes No 598 Total Male Female Total Source: 2014 GSS 173 771 933 393 566 540 1138 1704 What is the null hypothesis for a chi-square test of the association between sex and fear of walking at night?

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