Multiple Choice
In chi-square problems, the sum of
A) observed frequencies should be greater than the sum of expected frequencies.
B) observed frequencies should be less than the sum of expected frequencies.
C) observed frequencies should be equal to the sum of expected frequencies.
D) observed frequencies should be equal to the sum of expected frequencies only if the null hypothesis is true.
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