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zhannawk [14.2K]
3 years ago
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When Brandon went bowling, it cost $4.95 per game, plus a one-time fee to rent the shoes. Brandon played 5

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vivado [14]3 years ago
8 0
7.25 the shoes I think
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Quality management      Excellent      Good      Fair      Total

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Good                                   35                    35        10            80

Fair                                       25                   10         15             50

Total                                    100                   70        30           200

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\mathbf{H_o: \text{the quality management and reputation are independent} }

\mathbf{H_a: \text{the quality management and reputation are not independent} }

The expected value is calculated by using the formula:

E=\dfrac{row  \ total \times column  \ total }{table \  total}

After using the formula to calculate the table above; we have:

The expected values of the data to be:

Quality management     Excellent         Good      Fair      Total

Excellent                            35                  24.5       10.5      70

Good                                  40                   28         1.2         80

Fair                                     25                  17.5        7.5         50

Total                                   100                  70        30           200

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