In a One-Way Chi-Square Test, the Null Hypothesis States the Observed

question 31

Multiple Choice

In a one-way chi-square test, the null hypothesis states the observed frequencies do not equal the expected frequencies because

• A)the data do not meet the assumptions of the test.
• B)the data represent a population distribution other than the expected one.
• C)of design insufficiencies.
• D)of sampling error.

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