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Good day tutor, could you kindly assist in answering the questions (11-13 only) below. I have answered question 7-10, please also take note of the

Good day tutor, could you kindly assist in answering the questions(11-13 only)below.

I have answered question 7-10, please also take note of the instructions and use the data set below for reference. Thank you

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TheData set contains data for the favorite sport freshmen at Big Ten Universities best like to watch. (#s 7-12) is a Chi-Square Goodness of Fit test.

For Problems 7 - 13: The Favorite Sport worksheet contains data forthe sport that a sample of randomly selected freshmen at Big Ten Universities reported liking best to watch. A past study found the following percentages for the sports that freshmen at Big Ten Schools like to watch best: 35% football, 32% basketball, 18% volleyball, 8% wrestling, and 7% baseball/softball. Test whether the new data provide evidence to support that the distribution of favorite sports for freshmen at Big Ten Universities is as claimed by the past study. Use = 0.05.

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7. State the hypotheses for this test.

H0: p1= 0.35, p2= 0.32, p3= 0.18, p4= 0.08, p5 = 0.07

H1:At least one proportion differs from the given distribution

8. Copy and paste the PivotTable (Cells C2:D8)

Freshmen's Favorite Sport Frequency
Football 433
Basketball 385
Volleyball 241
Wrestling 72
Baseball/Softball 74
Grand Total 1205

9. In Cells G2:K2 type the hypothesized (claimed) proportions for each sport category. Copy and paste Cells F1:K3

Football Basketball Volleyball Wrestling Baseball/Softball
Hypothesized proportions 0.35 0.32 0.18 0.08
Expected Counts 1205 * 0.35 1205 * 0.32 1205 * 0.18 1205 * 0.08
Components for 2

2 Statistic

(CHI-SQUARE TEST STATISTIC)

Degrees of freedom
p-value
Football Basketball Volleyball Wrestling Baseball/Softball
Hypothesized proportions 0.35 0.32 0.18 0.08
Expected Counts 421.75 385.6 216.9 96.4
Components for 2

2 Statistic

(CHI-SQUARE TEST STATISTIC)

Degrees of freedom
p-value

10. In Cells G5:K5 use Excel to compute the components for the 2 test statistic, () 2 , for each sport category. In Cell G7, sum the components (Cells G5:K5) to obtain the test statistic.state the name of the test statistic and its value, rounded to 2 decimals.

Football Basketball Volleyball Wrestling Baseball/Softball
Hypothesized proportions 0.35 0.32 0.18 0.08
Expected Counts 421.75 385.6 216.9 96.4
Components for 2 (433 - 421.75)2 / 421.75 (385 - 385.6)2 / 385.6 (241 - 216.9)2 / 216.9 (72 - 96.4)2 / 96.4

2 Statistic

(CHI-SQUARE TEST STATISTIC)

10.42
Degrees of freedom 4
p-value 0.0339

Since 0.0339 (p-value) < 0.05 (), therefore there is enough statistical evidence to reject the null hypothesis H0 and we can conclude at 5% significance level that at least one proportion differs from the given distribution.

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11. In Cell G9, enter the degrees of freedom for the distribution of this test statistic. In Cell G11, use Excel to find this test's p-value. Type the p-value, to 6 decimals.

12. Use the Chi-Square table to find the critical value(s) for the rejection region for this test; type the value(s)

13. Compare the p-value to , or the test statistic to the critical value(s); type the conclusion

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Data sets given to solve the above questions/overview:

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