00:01
So i believe for this, you want to do a kai squared test to see if this model fits.
00:05
So we would make the assumption that the percentage given are the same, as opposed to the percentages given are not the same for these mba groups and these different marketing operations and so on.
00:38
So i have put the original, the observed values for, and let's see, the categories you were given, you had the strategy, you had systems, you had finance, you had marketing, you had operations, and then you had the percents for all of those, and then you had the 1 ,0906.
01:08
The 1969 2185 2840 and 43 for marketing let's see do i have these lined up properly we had the the strategies the systems the finance the marketing the this is supposed to be the operate let's see finance oh, that this was supposed to be hr, and this is supposed to be marketing.
01:47
And then the last one was the operations, and that was 5 ,033.
01:53
And i have that the total of those, let me click at that for you, is 17 ,493.
02:04
And then if we look at those expected values, we need to take those percents times that.
02:10
And i won't give them all to you, but the first one is to take the 16 % times that total.
02:18
And this one comes out to be 2 ,798 .88.
02:22
The second one comes out to be 3 ,148 .7, et cetera...