A chi-square test was performed and indicated that the observed numbers of offspring were significantly different from the expecteD. Which of the following P-values would support this conclusion?

Select one:

a. 0.536

b. 0.752

c. 0.024

d. 0.159

e. 0.995

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Tiana

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19 June, 02:09

A chi-square test was performed and indicated that the observed numbers of offspring were significantly different from the expecteD. Which of the following P-values would support this conclusion?

Select one:

a. 0.536

b. 0.752

c. 0.024

d. 0.159

e. 0.995

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Answer: C. 0.024

Explanation:

The pvalue 0.024 is < 5% which shows that the expected number of offspring were statistically different from expected.

A chi-square test was performed and indicated that the observed numbers of offspring were significantly different from the expecteD. Which of the following P-values would support this conclusion?Select one:a. 0.536b. 0.752c. 0.024d. 0.159e. 0.995

A chi-square test was performed and indicated that the observed numbers of offspring were significantly different from the expecteD. Which of the following P-values would support this conclusion?

Select one:

a. 0.536

b. 0.752

c. 0.024

d. 0.159

e. 0.995