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Chi-Square Procedures Goodness of Fit

The document discusses using chi-square procedures and data from 500 violent crime reports from last year and the 2000 distribution to determine if last year's violent crime distribution has changed from 2000. It provides procedures for conducting a chi-square goodness of fit test and continuing the procedures.

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Chi-Square Procedures Goodness of Fit

The document discusses using chi-square procedures and data from 500 violent crime reports from last year and the 2000 distribution to determine if last year's violent crime distribution has changed from 2000. It provides procedures for conducting a chi-square goodness of fit test and continuing the procedures.

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Chapter 13

Chi-Square Procedures Goodness of fit


A violent crime is classified by the FBI as
murder, forcible rape, robbery, or aggravated
assault. A random sample of 500 violent-
crime reports from last year yielded the
frequency distribution shown in Table 13.2.
Suppose that we want to use the data in
Tables 13.1 and 13.2 to decide whether last
year’s distribution of violent crimes has
changed from the 2000 distribution given in
table 13.2.
2000 distribution Last year sample
Procedure 13.1
Procedure 13.1 (cont.)

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Procedure 13.2 (cont.)

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