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Tutorial Questions (Chapter 7)

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Tutorial Questions (Chapter 7)

The document is a tutorial on statistical tests, particularly focusing on chi-square tests and their applications. It includes multiple-choice questions regarding degrees of freedom, critical values, hypotheses, and test statistics related to various scenarios. The content emphasizes understanding the appropriate tests and interpreting results in the context of statistical analysis.

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TUTORIAL

Assume that a chi-squaro iest is to be performed on a contingercy tahle witir 2l rows


aad 22 colusrns. The degreos offresdom that should be used is
a.380
b.42A
c. 506
d.462

2 Tte critical value for a 72 - test statistic witi 16 degrees of freedom at a:0.0f is:
2.30. 578
b. 5.2293
c. 32" 000
d.5.8122

A 72 goodness-of-fit has 20 categories. the critical value at a : 0.05 is :

a. 30- 144
b- 10. 117
c. 10.851
d.31.41

ln a coatingency tabl6 ir which the gard total frequency is 400, the expected
frequancy for a cell rvher.e the row total is 48 aad the coltrmn total is 3 is : i
a. 8. 333 3
b. 12.903
c. 5. l2
d. 0.645 83

Suppose that Hs states that there is oo relatiolsbip botweea income levei and donatiou
io chariqy each year. Jhea Hr would state ftrat :
a. income level has ilotling to do with charity donations.
b. if income level rises, then douations to chariqy are unchanged'
c, income level and douations to charity bave no association.
d- income levei and doaatiols to charity are related.

If two variables are i:rdependent, then this means that :

a. the variables a1e somehow related


b. ite value ofonecan be used to predict the value ofthe other
c. ttre value ofone does noi depend ol the value of the other
d. the value ofone cioes depend on the value of the other

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Ifyou calculated the value ofa 72 - tes, statistic to be negativg it automatically
follows that :
a. i{6 is rejected at all le1'els ofa
b. H6 is not rejected at all levels ofa
c. &e test is incoaclusive
d. you have made a mjstake

Ifthe sum of the first row offiequencies in a contingency table is equal to 212, it
aulomati cali1, follows that :
a, the graad total Aequency must be greater than212
b. the degrees of freedom must be at ]east 13
c. tle sum of the frst coluran &equeircies mwt also equal212
d. the total sum of colunn frequencies oaanotbe 212

9 The y2 distibutions are usually used for the followiag type of Cata :
a. qualitative.
b. quandtative.
c. ratio.
d. non-categoricai.

10 In a 72 test if
oae were to compare the number of students in various classes (A, B, C,
D) to how mauy automobile accidents this past yoax using the categories : a) no
accidenrs, b) one acciden! c) more than one accrdenq then the degrees of&eedom thal
oac should chect onthe 72 table (whel no parameters are estimated) is
8,6.
D.4.

d.3.

11 A statistioian wasts to detennine whetber a six-sided die is "fair" so he rolls it300


times and observes the following :

Outcome 1 L 3 4 5 6 ru till
Frequency 45 47 47 55 55 51 300
(a) The appmpri"l" 1gs1 irr thir situation is
a. y2 - test of hdependence
b. Z-iesi of a population mean
c. t-test of a poiulatior meau
d. 72- goodness-of-fit test

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(b) Tbe mll hypothesis is
a. Hr T'he die is not indepeadent
b. Ho The die is independert
c. Hr The die is not "fair"
d. Iio The riie is "fair"

(c) The yx statistic valus is


a. 12.592
b.301. 88
c- 11.07
d. 1.88

(d) At the 5 % 1eve1 ofsignificance the uull hypothesis is rejected if


a. y2 < 11.07
b.72 < i.88
c. yz > tl. a7
d. /2 > 1.88

12 A wine maaufacturer has 5 new varieties of rvine (A, B, C, D and E)' The ma.nager
feeis that all five winss arc cqually popular among his visitors. One hundred visitors
' were cbossn at random aad their preferences were recorded as follows :
Wine A B (\ Dln Total
N.rimber preferrilg ttat 6Te 25 2t L) 1s116 r00
(a) The appropriate test ir this situatioa is
a. Z-test of a populatioc mean
b. 72 - test of independence
c- t-test of a population mea!.
d. 72- goodness-of-fit test

(bi The nuil hypothesis is


a. Ho : Tho wiues are independent of visitors
b. IIo : The wines are gqually popular
c. Ho : The visitors are equally popr:lar
d- Hr : Some whes aro preferred tban others.

(c) The 7x statistic vaiue is


u 13.277
b.3.8
c. 103. 8
d. ls.086
(d) At the 1 Yo level of signjficance the aull hlpothesis is rejected if
a. xz < 13,277
b. f > 13.2?7
c. r.' < J.6
d. zz > 3.8

13 Four machines are used to pro6.rce a component for D\aD recorders.The following
data has boea collected to test if t[e proportiou of defective componeats are equal fi
ite four mactines :

(a) The appropriate test in this situation is


a. t-test of a populatiou mean
b. 12- goodness-of-fir iest
c. Z-test ofa population mean
d. 72 - test of indepe.udence

(b) The alteraate hypothesis is


a. H1 : The proportioa of defective componeats produced varies from machine to
machine
b. Hr : The mashines are not independent &om defects
c. Ho : The machines are independent Aom defects
d. Ho ; The proportion of defective compo$ents p,roduced Aom machine to machioe
is equal

(c) The 72 statistic value is


a.7 . 8147
b.126.07
c.6.0667
d-9.4877

(d) At the 5 % level of;lgnificance ttre null hypothesis is rejected if


a. Xz > 7.8147
b. x2 <7.8141
c. 72 > 6. 066'1
d- x2 < 6.066i

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14 A saies manager claims &at 50% of his purchasers rate his product as ,,good,,, 30olo
as
aad20% as "poor". He coilects the following data :
Rating Good Average Poor Total
Frequency 81 <T 68 200
(a) Tbe appropriate iest in tiis siuation is
a. 72 - test of independeoce
b. Z-tqst ofa population mean
c. t-test of a population mean
d- 72- goodness-of-fit test

(b) Thc alternate hypothesis is


a. H 1 : The ratings and frequencies are not indepeodent
b. H6 : The rathgs and Aequencies are iadepeodeat
c, Hr : The manager's claim is not trrle
d. Ho : The uranager's claim is tue

(c) Tliie x2 statistrc value is


a. 17. 574
b.24- 56
c. 7. 814'1
d. 5. 9915

(d) At the 5 % level of significance the 11 bypothesis is rejected if


a. y2 < 24. 56
b. y2 < 5.9915
' c. yz > 24.56
d. * > s.99t5

15 A marketing diector has collected the follosdng data to test if there was a differbuce
ia brand awareoess between meu and women concernitrg tbc company's environmontal
contol system. :.
qs{DER+
t$t"t. Female
BRAND AWARENESSI

Aw'are 36 JJ
Unaware 7
(a) The appropriate test iu this situation is
a. t-tost 0f a population mean
b. 72 - test of indepeudence
c. 32- goodness-of-lit test
d. Z-test of a population mean

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(b) The null hypothesis is
a. Ho Brand awarenass aod gender are independent
b. Ho Brand awaroaess aod gender are not iadependelrt
c. Hr Braad awareness atd gender are independent
ti. Hr Brand awareaess aad gendcr are aot indcpendelt

(c) Tb.e yz statistic value is


a. 105.6E
b. 5. 6802
c.6.6349
d. 9. 2103

(d) At the 1 % Ievel of significance the null hypothesis is rejected if


a.72 < s.6802
b. yi > 6.6349
c. x? > 5.69a2
d. 72 < 6.6349

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(a) The appropriate test in this situation is


a. t-test of a populatioa nrean
b. Z-test of a population mean
c. 72- goodness-of-fit test
d. 72 - test of indeperdence

(b) Tle alternate hlryothesis is


a. Elo Sales perfoimairce and degree qualificatioo are dqrendent
b-Hr There is a relationship between sales perfonnalce and degree qualification
c. Ho There is no relationship between sales performance aad degree qualification
d.Hr Sales performance and degree quzlification are iudependent

(c) The y2 statistic 1,aiue is


a.6.6349
b.9.2103
c. 0.046751
d 100.05

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