The following contingency table breaks down a month of customer complaints received by a retailer. Some of
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(a) What would it mean to the retailer if customer status and complaint type were dependent?
(b) If many of these complaints come from the same irate customer, do the assumptions needed for a chi-squared test hold?
(c) Does it appear from a brief inspection that customer status and the type of complaint are independent or dependent? Dont calculate x2; just skim the table.
(d) If every count in the table increased by a factor of 2, how would the value of x2 change (for example, if the first cell were to hold 84 rather than 42)? As in b, think rather than calculate.
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Statistics For Business Decision Making And Analysis
ISBN: 9780321890269
2nd Edition
Authors: Robert Stine, Dean Foster
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