In a survey conducted with 1000 individuals (350 of whom were aged 20 or under, and 650 over age 20), they were questioned, "Which kind of takeaway food do you prefer – unhealthy or nutritious? The results were: Calculate chi-square X²Note :Ages <= 20Ages > 20eijcount (ai) * count (bj)n225350=unhealthyExpected value eij is calculated using the following equation125300nutritiouscount (rowi) * count (column)) row total column totalnoveral total

Survey results:Age/preferenceUnhealthyNutritiousAges <=20225125Ages>20350300

In a survey conducted with 1000 individuals (350 of whom were aged 20 or under, and 650 over age 20), they were questioned, "Which kind of takeaway food do you prefer – unhealthy or nutritious? The results were:

In a survey conducted with 1000 individuals (350 of whom were aged 20 or under, and 650 over age 20), they were questioned, "Which kind of takeaway food do you prefer – unhealthy or nutritious? The results were:

MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications

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Author:Amos Gilat

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