CHISQUARE TEST ( 2 ):

Independence of Attributes:
1. In an experiment on the immunization of goats from Anthrax,
following results were obtained: Derive your inference on the
efficacy of the vaccine?
Died of
Anthrax

Survived

Total

Inoculated
with vaccine

10

12

Not
inoculated

12

Total

16

24

STEP 1: SET UP THE NULL HYPOTHESIS: H0

STEP 2: FIX THE LEVEL OF SIGNIFICANCE AND FIND THE CRITICAL REGION
AND CRTICAL VALUE 2
USING APPROPRIATE TABLES.

STEP 3: computation of chisquare (

No

Observed
frequency

Expected
frequency

)
OE

(O E )

(O E )
E

STEP 4: COMPARE THE VALUES OF

OBTAINED IN STEP 2 AND STEP 3.

STEP 5: CONCLUSION: Write the conclusion of the test in simple language.

In a certain sample of 2000 families, 1400 families are consumers of

tea. Out of 1800 Hindu families 1236 families consume tea. Use Chi
square test and state whether there is any significant difference
between consumption of Tea among Hindu and Non Hindu families

STEP 1: SET UP THE NULL HYPOTHESIS: H0

STEP 2: FIX THE LEVEL OF SIGNIFICANCE AND FIND THE CRITICAL REGION
AND CRTICAL VALUE 2
USING APPROPRIATE TABLES.

STEP 3: computation of chi square (

No

Observed
frequency

Expected
frequency

)
OE

(O E )

(O E )
E

STEP 4: COMPARE THE VALUES OF

OBTAINED IN STEP 2 AND STEP 3.

STEP 5: CONCLUSION: Write the conclusion of the test in simple language.

ANOVA :

1. To test the hypothesis that the average no. of days a patient is

kept in three local hospitals say A,B,C is the same ,a random check
on the no. of days that seven patients stayed in each hospital
reveals the following:
Hospita
lA

Hospita
lB

Hospita
lC

STEP 1: SET UP THE NULL HYPOTHESIS: H0

STEP 2: SET UP ALTERNATE HYPOTHESIS:H1

STEP 3: CALCULATIONS FOR VARIOUS SUM OF SQUARES

STEP 4:Calculate grand mean X = Grand total

Total no of observations

STEP 5:Obtain between samples sum of squares

BSS

STEP6: Obtain between classes mean sum of squares

MBSS

MBSS = BSS
(k1)

STEP 7: Obtain within classes sum of squares

WSS

STEP8: Obtain within classes mean sum of squares

MWSS =

MWSS

WSS
n-k

STEP 9: Obtain the test statistic F or Variance ratio

F =

MBSS
MWSS

STEP 10: FIX THE LEVEL OF SIGNIFICANCE AND FIND THE CRITICAL REGION
AND CRTICAL VALUE
USING APPROPRIATE TABLES.

Step 11: write the conclusion of the test in simple language

2. A trucking company wishes to test the average life of each of the

four brands of tyres. The company uses all brands on randomly
selected trucks. The record showing the lives (thousands of miles)
are as given:

Brand 1

Brand 2

Brand 3

Brand4

20

19

21

15

23

15

19

17

18

17

20

16

17

20

17

18

16

16

Test the hypothesis that the average life for each brand of tyres is the
same. Assume = 0.01
STEP 1: SET UP THE NULL HYPOTHESIS: H0

STEP 2: SET UP ALTERNATE HYPOTHESIS:H1

STEP 3: CALCULATIONS FOR VARIOUS SUM OF SQUARES

STEP 4:Calculate grand mean X = Grand total

Total no of observations

STEP 5:Obtain between samples sum of squares

BSS

STEP6: Obtain between classes mean sum of squares

MBSS

MBSS = BSS
(k1)

STEP 7: Obtain within classes sum of squares

WSS

STEP8: Obtain within classes mean sum of squares

MWSS =

MWSS

WSS
n-k

STEP 9: Obtain the test statistics F or Variance ratio

F =

MBSS
MWSS

STEP 10: FIX THE LEVEL OF SIGNIFICANCE AND FIND THE CRITICAL REGION
AND CRTICAL VALUE
USING APPROPRIATE TABLES.

Step 11: write the conclusion of the test in simple language