For a Sample of Size 11, the Critical Values of Chi-Square

question 62

Multiple Choice

For a sample of size 11, the critical values of chi-square for a 90 percent confidence interval for the population variance are:

• A)6.262, 27.49
• B)6.908, 28.85
• C)3.940, 18.31
• D)3.247, 20.48 d.f. = n - 1 = 10, we get χ²_L = 3.940 and χ²_U = 18.31 from AppendixE.

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Definitions:

Risks

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