Total Class Size: 35 studentsUsing this chart conduct a hypothesis test to determine if the factors are independent. a. Find Ho and Hab. Calculate test statistic and find the P-valuec. Sketch a graph. Label and shade the area corresponding to the p-valued. State the conclusion in a complete sentence Collect the Data1. Using your class as a sample, complete the following chart. Ask each other what yourfavorite snack is, then total the results.Note: You may need to combine two food categories so that each cell has an expected value ofat least five.MaleFemaleTotalsweets and chips &pretzelsIce Cream(candy &baked goods)78155510fruits &vegetables555510Total171835

We have to test hypothesis for the two factors are independent or not

Total Class Size: 35 students Using this chart conduct a hypothesis test to determine if the factors are independent. a. Find Ho and Ha b. Calculate test statistic and find the P-value c. Sketch a graph. Label and shade the area corresponding to the p-value d. State the conclusion in a complete sentence

Total Class Size: 35 students Using this chart conduct a hypothesis test to determine if the factors are independent. a. Find Ho and Ha b. Calculate test statistic and find the P-value c. Sketch a graph. Label and shade the area corresponding to the p-value d. State the conclusion in a complete sentence

MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications

6th Edition

ISBN:9781119256830

Author:Amos Gilat

Publisher:Amos Gilat

Chapter1: Starting With Matlab

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