To determine the critical values in the chi-square distribution table, the process requires the following:
a. degrees of freedom
b. probability of Type I error
c. probability of Type II error
d. degrees of freedom and probability of Type I error
e. degrees of freedom and probability of Type II error
Question 2
If each element in a population is classified into one and only one of several categories, the population is:
a. a normal population
b. a multinomial population
c. a chi-square population
d. a binomial population
e. all of these
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