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Age in Years 0 Safety Seat1143 1328 1086 3557 No Restraint 270 249 368 887 1454

ID: 3322156 • Letter: A

Question

Age in Years 0 Safety Seat1143 1328 1086 3557 No Restraint 270 249 368 887 1454 1670 1626 4750 The table gives the by age and the type of restraint used. A Chi-square test was run and the value statistic was 6.4808 number of infants involved in automobile accidents over a 5 year period categorized of the appropriate test (a) What is the appropriate reference distribution? C Sguae distab (b) What exactly were the null and alternative hypotheses being testd? HDThere is no difference ininjunes? duse to type of veshaint ,a-There is a difference in # of inunes due to type of vestr (c) Under the null hypothesis, How many one year olds would be expected among the infants involved in auto accidents who used no restraints?

Explanation / Answer

a) Here we are trying to test the relationship between two variables therefore this is a chi square distribution. The degrees of freedom here are computed as:

DF = (num of column - 1)*(num of rows - 1) = 2*2 = 4

Therefore this is a chi square distribution with 4 degrees of freedom

b) As we are trying to test here whether there is a relation between the age and the type of restraint used, therefore the null and the alternate hypothesis here would be given as:

H0: The age and the type of restraint used are independent variables

H1: The age and the type of restraint used are associated and are not independent variables

c) The expected frequency here is computed as:

Ei = (Row Sum * Column Sum ) / Total

Ei = (887*1670) / 4750 = 311.8505