In exercise 8.63, you analyzed the fata from a study that included 354 higher education institutions: 225 private and 129 public, Among the private institutions, 60 required a physical education course, while among the public institutions, 101 required a course. The two way table for this problem is posted below; how would prove that the chi-square statistic is the same as the z-statistic

In exercise 8.63, you analyzed the fata from a study that included 354 higher education institutions: 225 private and 129 public, Among the private institutions, 60 required a physical education course, while among the public institutions, 101 required a course. The two way table for this problem is posted below; how would prove that the chi-square statistic is the same as the z-statistic

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