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Chi squared table:
Columns:
1) O
2) E
3) O-E
4) (O-E)²
5) (O-E)² / E
Rows:
The variables
How to calculate degrees of freedom?
n-1
n is the number of variables
300 seeds were grown, which 292 survived, comprising of 215 tall plants, and 77 dwarf plants.
The ratio of tall : dwarf was predicted to be 3:1. Use the Chi squared test with a 5% level of significance to determine whether the data is consistent with the predicted ratio.
Column for Tall:
1) 215
2) 219
3) -4
4) 16
5) 0.073
Column for Dwarf:
1) 77
2) 73
3) 4
5) 16
6) 0.219
Add (O-E)² / E together.
0.073 + 0.219 = 0.292
d.o.f = 2-1 = 1
Successful conclusion
My calculated value of x is greater than the critical value of y at P = 0.05, therefore I reject the null hypothesis and there is a statistically significant difference between observed and expected results.
Unsuccessful conclusion
My calculated value of x is less than the critical value of y at P=0.05, therefore I accept the null hypothesis and there is no statistically significant difference between observed and expected results, and any differences I do see could be due to chance.