please help answer this problem. i am a little bit confused. You can do this que
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please help answer this problem. i am a little bit confused. You can do this question using the cavaliers and warriors. I need to see an example of a contigency table for this problem.
nternet can contain viruses. Unless you need to edit its sater to stay in Protected View.Enable Edin y to be installed, but first we need to close some apps. Update now Enable Editing Individual Project Assignment 6 (IPA 6): Ch 14 Cross-Tabulation &t-test; File Format: You can either 1) type in your answers in this Word document, or 2) print out the document handwrite your answers and scan or take pictures of your answers If you choose option 2), be sure that your writing is legible. Your IPA must be done individually 1. Create Cross-tabulation Tables (2.5 pts). See pp. 396-398 in textbook Browse the NBA 2016-2017 regular season webpage (http://espn.go.com/nba/standings) and look at the numbers in HOME and ROAD columns A) Pick any two teams and for each team create a Game Location (home vs. road) x Game Result (won vs. lost) contingency table. B) Then covert each contingency table to a percentage cross-tabulation table. C) Briefly discuss which team's game results are more heavily influenced by game locations?Explanation / Answer
A)
The contingency table for Cleveland Cavaliers is
The contingency table for Golden State Warriors is
B)
The croos tabulation table for Cleveland Cavaliers is
The contingency table for Golden State Warriors is
c)
The difference between of winning % for Cleveland Cavaliers at Home and Road = 75.61 - 48.78 = 26.83%
The difference between of winning % for Golden State Warriors at Home and Road = 87.8 - 75.61 = 12.19%
So, it looks like that Cleveland Cavaliers team's game result are influenced by game locations.
Game Location Result Won Lost Total Home 31 10 41 Road 20 21 41 Total 51 31 82Related Questions
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