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    Steps To Solve A Chisquare Test Problem: = Σ (Observed − Expected)

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    This document outlines the 6 steps to solve a chi-square test problem: 1) Determine the null and alternate hypotheses; 2) Calculate the expected value matrix; 3) Determine the chi-square statistic; 4) Find the degrees of freedom; 5) Compare the chi-square statistic to the critical value; and 6) Determine whether to accept or reject the null hypothesis based on whether the chi-square statistic is less than or greater than the critical value.

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    This document outlines the 6 steps to solve a chi-square test problem: 1) Determine the null and alternate hypotheses; 2) Calculate the expected value matrix; 3) Determine the chi-square statistic; 4) Find the degrees of freedom; 5) Compare the chi-square statistic to the critical value; and 6) Determine whether to accept or reject the null hypothesis based on whether the chi-square statistic is less than or greater than the critical value.

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    This document outlines the 6 steps to solve a chi-square test problem: 1) Determine the null and alternate hypotheses; 2) Calculate the expected value matrix; 3) Determine the chi-square statistic; 4) Find the degrees of freedom; 5) Compare the chi-square statistic to the critical value; and 6) Determine whether to accept or reject the null hypothesis based on whether the chi-square statistic is less than or greater than the critical value.

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    Steps To Solve A Chisquare Test Problem: = Σ (Observed − Expected)

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    Steps

    to Solve a ChiSquare Test problem


    1) Determine the null hypothesis and alternate hypothesis

    *Null (H0): two variables are independent

    Alternate (H1): two variables are not independent

    2) Calculate the Expected Value matrix

    *Exp. Value = (row total)(column total)/sample size

    *The expected value of each cell must be 5 or greater for


    ChiSquare test to be valid

    3) Determine the Chi-Square statistic for the data

    (Observed Expected)2
    * =

    Expected
    2


    4) Find the Degrees of Freedom

    * D.F. = (rows 1)(columns 1)

    5) Compare the Chi-Square statistic (your calculated value) to
    the critical value at the appropriate level of significance (the
    value from the chart in the book in the table on p. A26)
    (default value is .050)

    6) If Chi-Square statistic < critical value,
    accept the Null hypothesis
    (variables are independent)
    If Chi-Square statistic > critical value,
    reject the Null hypothesis and accept the alternate hypothesis

    (variables are not independent)

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