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To choose which of the given statements are true about the chi-square distribution.
Answer to Problem T11.6SPT
I and III are true
Explanation of Solution
Given:
I) For all Chi-square distributions,
II) A chi-square distribution with fewer than 10 degrees of freedom is roughly symmetric.
III) The more degrees of freedom a chi-square distribution has, the larger the
Statement I) is true, because the chi-square distribution is defined for only non-negative values. Hence,
Statement II) is false, because the chi-square distribution is always skewed to right therefore, it cannot be a roughly symmetric distribution with less than 10 df.
Statement III) is true, because the mean of the chi-square distribution is the degrees of freedom. Therefore, the mean increases with increasing the degrees of freedom.
Hence, I and III are true.
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