If the observed frequency is close to the expected frequency, then the square of the deviations will be small. The square of the deviation is divided by the expected frequency to get the weighted frequencies.

If the sum of these weighted squared deviations is large is then it creates a doubt for the distribution claimed other wise not. Therefore, the chi-square goodness-of-fit test is always a right tail test.

Hence correct option is "a. is always an upper tail test. "

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3 years ago

You were billed $28.50 for additional data usage on your cell phone at a rate of $9 per gigabyte. Three choices are correct ways

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Answer:

b.) 9/g = 28.5

Step-by-step explanation:

a.) 9g = 28.5

b.) 9/g = 28.5

c.) 28.5 = 9 x g

d.) 28.5/9 = g

Total billing = $28.50

Rate = $9 per gigabyte

Calculate the additional gigabytes, g, that you used.

Additional gigabyte used, g = Total billing / Rate

g = $28.50 / $9

9g = 28.50

28.50 = 9 × g

g = 28.50 / 9

Option b.) 9/g = 28.5 is the incorrect way to calculate the additional gigabytes, g, that you used.

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