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Quick questions on Chi-squared and non-parametric tests: goodness of fit, contingency tables and the sign test - OCR A-Level Further Maths A

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What are not combining small expected frequencies?
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Cells with expected frequency below 55 should be pooled before computing χ2\chi^2, or the test is unreliable.
What is q1?
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State the chi-squared test statistic formula. [1 mark]
What is q2?
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A contingency table has 44 rows and 33 columns. State the degrees of freedom. [1 mark]

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