the table, test TV Violence The data table compares men who viewed television violence with those who did not, in order to study the differences in physical abuse of the spouse. For the men whether television violence and abusiveness are related, using a significance level of 0.05. Assume that the conditions for the chi-square test have been met. EE Click the icon High Physical Abuse Low 26 o view the technology output. Yes No 18 96 Choose the correct null hypothesis (Ho) and alternative hypothesis (HA). O A. Ho: For men, television violence and abusiveness have a p-value 0.05. HA: For men, television violence and abusiveness have a p-value 0.05. O B. Ho: For men, television violence and abusiveness have equal proportions. H: For men, television violence and abusiveness have non-equal proportions. O C. Ho: For men, watching violent TV is not independent of abusiveness. HA: For men, watching violent TV is independent of abusiveness. O D. Ho: For men, watching violent TV is independent of abusiveness. H: For men, watching violent TV is not independent of abusiveness.

the table, test TV Violence The data table compares men who viewed television violence with those who did not, in order to study the differences in physical abuse of the spouse. For the men whether television violence and abusiveness are related, using a significance level of 0.05. Assume that the conditions for the chi-square test have been met. EE Click the icon High Physical Abuse Low 26 o view the technology output. Yes No 18 96 Choose the correct null hypothesis (Ho) and alternative hypothesis (HA). O A. Ho: For men, television violence and abusiveness have a p-value 0.05. HA: For men, television violence and abusiveness have a p-value 0.05. O B. Ho: For men, television violence and abusiveness have equal proportions. H: For men, television violence and abusiveness have non-equal proportions. O C. Ho: For men, watching violent TV is not independent of abusiveness. HA: For men, watching violent TV is independent of abusiveness. O D. Ho: For men, watching violent TV is independent of abusiveness. H: For men, watching violent TV is not independent of abusiveness.

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MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications

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Author:Amos Gilat

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