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    This document describes how to perform a chi-square test of independence using observed and expected frequency data from a survey of people's gender and brand of noodle preferred. It calculates the chi-square statistic and compares it to the critical value to test the null hypothesis that gender and brand preference are independent versus the alternative that they are dependent. The chi-square statistic is greater than the critical value, so the null hypothesis is rejected, meaning gender and brand are shown to be dependent based on the survey data.

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    This document describes how to perform a chi-square test of independence using observed and expected frequency data from a survey of people's gender and brand of noodle preferred. It calculates the chi-square statistic and compares it to the critical value to test the null hypothesis that gender and brand preference are independent versus the alternative that they are dependent. The chi-square statistic is greater than the critical value, so the null hypothesis is rejected, meaning gender and brand are shown to be dependent based on the survey data.

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    Chi Square Analysis

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    Kareen Manzano
    This document describes how to perform a chi-square test of independence using observed and expected frequency data from a survey of people's gender and brand of noodle preferred. It calculates the chi-square statistic and compares it to the critical value to test the null hypothesis that gender and brand preference are independent versus the alternative that they are dependent. The chi-square statistic is greater than the critical value, so the null hypothesis is rejected, meaning gender and brand are shown to be dependent based on the survey data.

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    Chi-Square Test

    Observed(fo) Brand A Brand B Grand Total Expected Frequen


    Males 31 19 50 (Grand Total
    Females 21 29 50 Total N
    Grand Total 52 48 100

    Expected(fe) Brand A Brand B Grand Total


    Males 26 24 50
    Females 26 24 50
    Grand Total 52 48 100

    Chi-Square Brand A Brand B Grand Total Ho: Gender and bra


    Males 0.9615384615 1.0416666667 2.00320512820513 independent.
    Females 0.9615384615 1.0416666667 2.00320512820513
    Ha: Gender and bra
    Grand Total 4.00641025641026 dependent.

    Df=1 r-1=1 CV 0.0001570879


    c-1=1 p-value 0.0453275621
    X^2>CV-REJECT THE
    Expected Frequency in row and column=
    (Grand Total row)(Grand Total column)
    Total Number of observation

    ( fo  fe ) 2
    x2  
    fe

    Ho: Gender and brand of noodles preference are


    independent.

    Ha: Gender and brand of noodles preference are


    dependent.

    X^2>CV-REJECT THE NULL HYPOTHESIS.

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