Goodness of fit tests and contingency tables

Goodness of fit tests and contingency tables Quiz

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  1. 1. A die is rolled 90 times to test whether it is fair. What is the expected frequency of each face?

    • A. 66
    • B. 1515
    • C. 1818
    • D. 9090
  2. 2. A contingency table has 2 rows and 4 columns, with no cells combined. How many degrees of freedom does the test have?

    • A. 88
    • B. 77
    • C. 44
    • D. 33
  3. 3. A B(5,p)\mathrm{B}(5,p) model, with pp estimated from the data, is fitted. After combining cells there are 5 cells. Find ν\nu.

    • A. 33
    • B. 44
    • C. 22
    • D. 55
  4. 4. In a goodness of fit test, one cell has O=18O=18 and E=12E=12. What does that cell contribute to X2X^2?

    • A. 1.51.5
    • B. 0.50.5
    • C. 33
    • D. 66
  5. 5. Expected frequencies are 20.4,12.1,6.3,4.2,3.020.4, 12.1, 6.3, 4.2, 3.0. What should be done before calculating X2X^2?

    • A. Nothing; the test can go ahead
    • B. Delete the last two cells
    • C. Combine the last two cells into one with E=7.2E=7.2
    • D. Combine the last two cells but keep ν\nu the same

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