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Information on how to test for independence between cell phone usage and traffic accidents using a chi-square test for contingency tables. A problem statement, a hypothesis, assumptions, and a contingency table with sample data. Students can use this document as study notes or summaries to understand the concept of independence testing in statistics.
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Is someone using a cell phone more likely to be involved in a traffic accident? In other words, is there a relation between using a cell phone and whether or not you are in an accident? Randomly select 775 people and ask them two questions:
Had Accident Last Year Did Not Have Accident Last Year
Cellular Phone in Use 25 300
Cellular Phone Not in Use
Test Statistic = (^) ( )( )
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An hypothesis is a statement that can be tested.
H 0 : Assume cell phone usage and whether in an accident are independent. (Null Hypothesis) H 1 : These are dependent (i.e. there is a relationship).
Assumptions