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Health students, that's to this question, and this question sample of n equal to 140 observations are given.
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So here we know that the formula for calculating expected frequency, ei equal to ti into tj divided by n.
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Why, tti is the total of i -th row and tj is the total of j's call.
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The formula for the statistic, kai square equal to summation of oi squared divided by ei, minus capital n, where capital n equal to small n equal to 140 here.
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Now we make the table as, first it's observed frequencies oi, then corresponding expected frequency ei and oi squared divided by e .a.
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So observed frequencies are 46, 28, 21, 14, 12 and 90.
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And corresponding expected frequencies becomes 40 .714, 424 .2.
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Then 27 .1428, 27 .1428.
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Next, 19 .2828.
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Then 12 .857.
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Then 12 .87571...