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azncindy619

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In what way are the chi-square and normal distributions related?

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Using the chi-square distribution, along with sample data and frequency counts, what will we be able to examine?



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Answer to Question 1

The chi-square distribution is skewed positively, but as its degrees of freedom increase, it approaches the shape of the normal distribution.

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We will be able to examine: 1) whether a sample could have come from a given type of population distribution. 2) whether two nominal variables could be independent of each other. 3) whether two or more independent samples could have the same population proportion.




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Reply 2 on: Jun 24, 2018
Excellent


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