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    This document appears to be a worksheet for a statistics class asking students to perform chi-square goodness-of-fit tests to determine if observed data comes from a uniform distribution or matches a national survey. It provides two problems, the first asking students to determine if observed frequencies represent a uniform distribution using an alpha of 0.01, and the second providing national percentage data on coffee drinkers' ages and asking if a local survey matches the national survey using an alpha of 0.01.

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    Worksheet No. 7 Chi-Square Goodness-Of-Fit

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    RICA CLEO GADIN
    This document appears to be a worksheet for a statistics class asking students to perform chi-square goodness-of-fit tests to determine if observed data comes from a uniform distribution or matches a national survey. It provides two problems, the first asking students to determine if observed frequencies represent a uniform distribution using an alpha of 0.01, and the second providing national percentage data on coffee drinkers' ages and asking if a local survey matches the national survey using an alpha of 0.01.

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    NAME: _______________________________GRADE AND BLOCK #:______________

    WORKSHEET NO. 7
    UNIT 2: STATISTICAL INFERENCE
    Sub-Unit 2: Chi-square Goodness-of-Fit

    Problem Solving.

    1. Determine whether the observed frequencies represent a uniform


    distribution. Use alpha = 0.01

    2. The following percentage is from national data of the ages of people who drink
    coffee. Use alpha   0.01

    The values f o are from the local survey. Is there significant statistical evidence the national
    survey is the same as the local survey?

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