C.4. From Chapter 12
Chi-Squared Test Value of a Sample Sigma s Versus a Population Sigma S of Variables Data
n = sample size s = sample sigma S = population sigma We compare the calculated Chit2 results with the values in the following simplified chi-squared distribution table (Figure 12-1). If the Chit2 test value we calculated is less than the table low value or greater than the table high value, we are 95% confident that the sample sigma s is different from the sigma S of the population. |
C.4.1. Use on Problem Type
This is used on variables data when we want to test if a sample's sigma is significantly different from the population's sigma. ...
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