Basic Business Statistics, Student Value Edition (13th Edition)
Basic Business Statistics, Student Value Edition (13th Edition)
13th Edition
ISBN: 9780321946393
Author: Mark L. Berenson, David M. Levine, Kathryn A. Szabat
Publisher: PEARSON
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Chapter 12, Problem 1PS

Determine the critical value of χ 2 with 1 degree of freedom in each of the following circumstances:

a . α = 0.01 b . α = 0.005 c . α = 0.10

a.

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Determine the critical value of χ2 , if α=0.01 .

Answer to Problem 1PS

The critical value is 6.635.

Explanation of Solution

The critical value of χ2 from χ2 -table which is given in table E.4 at degree of freedom 1 and upper tail value 0.01, if α=0.01 is 6.635.

Therefore, the required critical value is 6.635.

b.

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To determine

Determine the critical value of χ2, if α=0.005 .

Answer to Problem 1PS

The critical value is 7.879.

Explanation of Solution

The critical value of χ2 from χ2 -table which is given in table E.4 at degree of freedom 1 and upper tail value 0.005 is 7.879.

Therefore, the required critical value is 7.879.

c.

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To determine

Determine the critical value of χ2, if α=0.10 .

Answer to Problem 1PS

The critical value is 2.706.

Explanation of Solution

The critical value of χ2 from χ2 -table which is given in table E.4 at degree of freedom 1 and upper tail value 0.10 is 2.706.

Therefore, the required critical value is 2.706.

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