Upper Critical Values of Chi-Square Distribution with v Degrees of Freedomselected probabilities a, the table shows the values x, such that P(x > X.) = a, where x is a chi-square random variable with oress of freedom. For example, the probability is .100 that a chi-square random variable with 10 degrees of freedom is greater than 15.987.PROBABILITY OF EXCEEDING THE CRITICAL VALUE0.100.050.0250.010.00112.7063.8415.0247.3782.6.63510.8284.6055.9913921013.8166.2517.8159.34811.34547.77916.2669.48811.14313.2779.23618.46711.0701283315.08616.81210.64520.51512.59214.4497.12.01722.45814.06716.01317.53513.36218.47524.32215.50714.68420.09026.12516.91919.02321.66623.2091027.87729.58815.98718.30720.483Print Test the hypotheses shown below for a random sample with s = 163 and n= 25 at the 5% significance level.Ho os 100H, o> 100Click the icon to view the upper critical values of Chi-square distribution table.For this test at the significance level a with sample variance s, hypothesized variance o, sample size n, and critical value x.. X r. or x 2 and x -g2. what is the form of the decision rule?n-1.a1,1-aXn-(n-1)sO A. Reject H, if(n-1)sX-1.a/2 or reject H, if

For hypothesis, Option (a) is right. Critical value at (n-1) = (25-1)=24 degrees of freedom and 0.05…

Test the hypotheses shown below for a random sample with s = 163 and n= 25 at the 5% significance level. Ho os 100 H, o> 100 Click the icon to view the upper critical values of Chi-square distribution table. For this test at the significance level a with sample variance s, hypothesized variance o, sample size n, and critical value x X or x /2 and x -12, what is the form of the decision rule? O A. Reject H, if (n-1)s (n-1)s >Xn-1,a/2 or reject H, if -1.1-a/2 O B. Reject H, If- (n-1)s OC. Reject H, it (n-1)s Determine the critical value or values The critical value(s) is(are) (Round to three decimal places as needed. Use a comma to separate answers as needed.) Calculate the chi-square statistic for this sample (n-1)a - (Round to two decimal places as needed.) State the conclusion of this test the null hypothesis There sufficient evidence that the population variance is more than 100 Windows'u Etk windowset est Click to select your answer(s)

Test the hypotheses shown below for a random sample with s = 163 and n= 25 at the 5% significance level. Ho os 100 H, o> 100 Click the icon to view the upper critical values of Chi-square distribution table. For this test at the significance level a with sample variance s, hypothesized variance o, sample size n, and critical value x X or x /2 and x -12, what is the form of the decision rule? O A. Reject H, if (n-1)s (n-1)s >Xn-1,a/2 or reject H, if -1.1-a/2 O B. Reject H, If- (n-1)s OC. Reject H, it (n-1)s Determine the critical value or values The critical value(s) is(are) (Round to three decimal places as needed. Use a comma to separate answers as needed.) Calculate the chi-square statistic for this sample (n-1)a - (Round to two decimal places as needed.) State the conclusion of this test the null hypothesis There sufficient evidence that the population variance is more than 100 Windows'u Etk windowset est Click to select your answer(s)

A First Course in Probability (10th Edition)

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