affected by a drought. Affected?/Type Pine Fir Cedar Total Yes 47 49 39 135 No 118 140 120 378 Total 165 189 159 513 If you wanted to do a Test for Independence on the data, find the E value you use for the following categories. Round to three decimals. a. Affected by drought and Cedar tree: b. Not affected by drought and Pine tree:

affected by a drought. Affected?/Type Pine Fir Cedar Total Yes 47 49 39 135 No 118 140 120 378 Total 165 189 159 513 If you wanted to do a Test for Independence on the data, find the E value you use for the following categories. Round to three decimals. a. Affected by drought and Cedar tree: b. Not affected by drought and Pine tree:

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Chapter11: Data Analysis And Probability

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