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Suppose that you were conducting a chi-square \( \left[X^{2}\right] \) test of independence between undergraduate major (Physics or Engineering) and the decision to pursue Astronomy (Yes or No). You calculate a chi-square of 5.52, and your critical value is 3.84. What is the correct conclusion about one's major? 1 Point Being in a particular major does not that 9 Major and astronomy are independent. impact whether or not someone will leed to \( \square \) pursue stronomy. 1 and 05 \( \square \) \( \mathrm{Cl}^{2} \mathrm{x}^{2} \) \( \square \) \( -15.02 \) a the None of the above Being in particular major impacts the ralue \( b \) ?ur actia p-value rrom 20.8 r ano or \( =1 \) probability of whether or not someone will pursue Astronomy.

          Suppose that you were conducting a chi-square \( \left[X^{2}\right] \) test of independence between undergraduate major (Physics or Engineering) and the decision to pursue Astronomy (Yes or No). You calculate a chi-square of 5.52, and your critical value is 3.84. What is the correct conclusion about one's major?
1 Point
Being in a particular major does not that 9
Major and astronomy are independent. impact whether or not someone will leed to \( \square \) pursue stronomy. 1 and 05 \( \square \) \( \mathrm{Cl}^{2} \mathrm{x}^{2} \) \( \square \) \( -15.02 \) a the
None of the above

Being in particular major impacts the ralue \( b \) ?ur actia p-value rrom 20.8 r ano or \( =1 \) probability of whether or not someone will pursue Astronomy.

Suppose that you were conducting a chi-square [X^2] test of independence between undergraduate major (Physics or Engineering) and the decision to pursue Astronomy (Yes or No). You calculate a chi-square of 5.52, and your critical value is 3.84. What is the correct conclusion about one's major?
1 Point
Being in a particular major does not that 9
Major and astronomy are independent. impact whether or not someone will leed to □ pursue stronomy. 1 and 05 □ Cl^2x^2 □ -15.02 a the
None of the above

Being in particular major impacts the ralue b ?ur actia p-value rrom 20.8 r ano or =1 probability of whether or not someone will pursue Astronomy.

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