Which of the following statistical tests would you use to determine whether there was a significant difference between these counts, per the day of the photo and day vs. night? a. chi squared goodness of fit test b. students t-test c. ANOVA d. regression e. none of the above Day of photo Number of animals Day Number of animals Night A 21 2 B 34 36 C 23 4 D 50 8 E 12 6 F 33 11 G 29 20

Which of the following statistical tests would you use to determine whether there was a significant difference between these counts, per the day of the photo and day vs. night? a. chi squared goodness of fit test b. students t-test c. ANOVA d. regression e. none of the above Day of photo Number of animals Day Number of animals Night A 21 2 B 34 36 C 23 4 D 50 8 E 12 6 F 33 11 G 29 20

MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications

6th Edition

ISBN:9781119256830

Author:Amos Gilat

Publisher:Amos Gilat

Chapter1: Starting With Matlab

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