What is one distinction between the chi-square test and the median test? The chi

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What is one distinction between the chi-square test and the median test? The chi-square test is appropriate for interval-level data only, while the median test can be used with nominal-level data. The chi-square test can have only two categories per variable, while the median test can have three or more. The chi-square test is appropriate for ordinal data only, white the median test is appropriate for either ordinal or nominal data. The chi-square test uses categories chosen by the researcher, white the median test uses categories defined by the specific data set.

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d. the chi sqaure test can be applied on ordinal ,nominal or ratio or interval level data and median test is for checking median for two data set

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