The Alternative Hypothesis for a Chi-Square Test of Independence Is

question 21

Multiple Choice

The alternative hypothesis for a chi-square test of independence is that

• A) observed frequencies will match the frequencies of the population.
• B) observed frequencies will not be evenly distributed among categories.
• C) two variables are related.
• D) two variables are not related.

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