Consider the null hypothesis Ho : Data follows mixture modelp N (µ1,1) + (1 –- p) N(µ2, 4)vs H1 : Null hypothesis is not true. Find the degrees of freedom of a chi-square test for the above hypothesis with sample size n = 152and number of groups k = 10. (answer should be a positive integer, error range: 0.005)

Given that, Sample size n=152 Number of groups k=10

Answered: Consider the null hypothesis Ho : Data…

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Chapter13: Probability And Calculus

Section13.2: Expected Value And Variance Of Continuous Random Variables

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