Example The number of males in each 106 eight-pig litters was found, and they are given by the following frequency distribution: Number of males per litter 4 5 6 7 8. Total Frequency 5 22 25 26 14 4 1 106 Assuming that the probability of animal being male or female is even (i.e., p = q = ) and the frequency distribution follows the binomial law, calculate the expected frequencies of the nine classes. Find also the value of x to test the goodness of fit. %3D
Example The number of males in each 106 eight-pig litters was found, and they are given by the following frequency distribution: Number of males per litter 4 5 6 7 8. Total Frequency 5 22 25 26 14 4 1 106 Assuming that the probability of animal being male or female is even (i.e., p = q = ) and the frequency distribution follows the binomial law, calculate the expected frequencies of the nine classes. Find also the value of x to test the goodness of fit. %3D
Chapter8: Sequences, Series,and Probability
Section8.7: Probability
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