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Problem #5. James and Walter were teaching different sections of the same course. When the course was completed, they compare
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Tabulated Statistics: C1, Worksheet columns

Rows: C1   Columns: Worksheet columns

A B C D&E All
James 15 27 16 4 62
Expected count 11.18 24.39 20.33 6.10
Contribution to Chi-square 1.3050 0.2785 0.9214 0.7220
Walter 7 21 24 8 60
Expected count 10.82 23.61 19.67 5.90
Contribution to Chi-square 1.3485 0.2878 0.9521 0.7461
All 22 48 40 12 122

Cell Contents
      Count
      Expected count
      Contribution to Chi-square

Chi-Square Test

Chi-Square DF P-Value  
Pearson 6.561 3 0.087

Since P-value is greater than 0.01, So, we can conclude that difference is not significant

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