Determine a hypothesis that the following data may address and perform a Chi-square test Goodness of Fit test on following data. (Outline H0 and H1, do the calculation--outline all your steps--and interpret the results, that is, link it back to either H0 or H1)
What is your political affiliation?
republican | 102 |
democrat | 98 |
total | 200 |
Chi-Square Test
Null Hypothesis: Ho : There is no difference in the preference between republican versus democrat affiliation
Alternate hypothesis; Ha: There is significant difference in the preference between republican versus democrat affiliation
If the χ2 (calculated) < χ2 (table value) accept the null hypothesis at the 5% significant level otherwise reject the Ho and accept Ha.
Types of affiliation |
Actual affiliation (O) |
Expected Affiliation (E) |
(O – E)2 |
(O – E)2/E |
Republic |
102 |
200/2 = 100 |
(102 – 100)2 = 4 |
4/100 = 0.04 |
Democrat |
98 |
200/2 = 100 |
(98 – 100)2 = 4 |
4/100 = 0.04 |
χ2 = ∑[(O – E)2/E] |
0.08 |
Degree of freedom: df = number of categories – 1 = 2 – 1 = 1
For significance of 0.05 and df = 1, χ2 (table value) = 3.841
As χ2 (calculated) < χ2 (table value), there is significant reason to accept the null hypothesis.
There is no difference in the preference between republican versus democrat affiliation
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