The Expected Frequency in a Goodness of Fit Test for a Multinomial

question 3

Multiple Choice

The expected frequency in a goodness of fit test for a multinomial population is calculated by:

• A)multiplying the hypothesized category probability by the sample size.
• B)multiplying the observed frequency by the category probability.
• C)dividing the observed frequency by the sample size.
• D)adding five to the observed frequency.
• E)none of the above.

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