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The general manager of an AFL team believes the ages of purchasers of game ticke

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Question

The general manager of an AFL team believes the ages of purchasers of game tickets are normally distributed. The following data represent the distribution of ages for a sample of observed purchasers of AFL game tickets. Use the chi-square goodness-of-fit test to determine whether this distribution is significantly different from the normal distribution. Assume that = .1.


*Round the values of probablities to 4 decimal places. Round the intermediate values to 2 decimal places. Round your answer to 2 decimal places, the tolerance is +/-0.05.
**Round your answer to 4 decimal places when calculating using Table A.8.

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Age of Purchaser Frequency 10–under 20 16 20–under 30 44 30–under 40 61 40–under 50 56 50–under 60 35 60–under 70 19

Explanation / Answer

THe table below is given that for the calculation of Mean and standard deviation of the given distribution

MEan = 9155/231 =  39.63

Varaince = 405375/231 - (39.63)2 = 184.33

Standard deviation = 13.60

so Now we have Mean and standard deviation of the given frequency distribution. Now we willl check its normality.

We will use excel here to do the calculation .

The formula of functions used is NORMDIST(X, 39.63, 13.60, True) For cumulative probability. Where X is the upper range of the interval.

Group Interval probability can be calculated by NORMDIST(Xn, 39.63, 13.60, True) -  NORMDIST(Xn-1, 39.63, 13.60, True)

Expected frequency can be calculated by multiplication by 231.

Chi -square is the sum of all values which is 2.35

Critical value X2 = CHIINV (0.1, dF) = CHIINV (0.1, 5)

P - value = CHITEST (Observed Range, Expected Range)

X2(0.1,3) = 11.334

so here we can see thaat X2 = 2.35 < critical chi - square value so we can say that the data is normal as we can not reject the null hypothesis.

Group Interval Midpoint (x) Frequeny (f) xf fx^2 10-20 15 16 240 3600 20 -30 25 44 1100 27500 30-40 35 61 2135 74725 40-50 45 56 2520 113400 50-60 55 35 1925 105875 60-70 65 19 1235 80275 Sum 231 9155 405375
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