Use the Chi-square (X^2) method.
X^2 = ∑ (O-E)^2/E, where O = observed frequency and E = expected frequency.
∑ = sum of all the cells.
E = (column total * row total)/grand total
df = n - 1, where n = number of cells
Look up value in X^2 table in the back of your textbook.
On the third day of Statistics, my teacher gave to me….three French hens. Because she is in a hurry, she randomly selects three pets from the local pet store. Find the probability that she selected three French hens.
Hens Chickens
French 10 20
American 30 40
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I found the chi-square table, what would I put for the number of cells ? Im a little lost thanks :)
How many squares do you have in your Chi-square?