Determine the expected count for each outcome. N=633 i 1 2 3 4 pi 0.16 0.35...
Determine the expected count for each outcome.
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N=633 |
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0.33 |
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The expected count for the outcome 1 ___________.(Round to two decimal places as needed).
The expected count for outcome 2 is____________.(Round to two decimal places as needed).
The expected count for outcome 3 is___________.(Round to two decimal places as needed)
The expected count for outcome 4 is___________(Round to two decimal places as needed)
Homework Answers
The expected count for the outcome 1 is = 633 ( 0.16 )
= 101.28
The expected count for the outcome 2 is = 633 ( 0.35 )
= 221.55
The expected count for the outcome 3 is = 633 ( 0.16 )
= 101.28
The expected count for the outcome 4 is = 633 ( 0.33 )
= 208.89
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