Region/TypePineFirCedarTotalSouth565768181North101101148350Total157158216531The table shows the distribution of tree species in two regions. At a 1% Level of Significance, use a Test forHomogeneity to determine whether the distributions of species are different in the two regions.1. The hypotheses are :O Ho:Tree species distributions in the two regions are the sameneHa:Tree species distributions in the two regions are differentO Ho:Trees species distributions in the two regions are differentHa:Tree species distributions in the two regions are the same2. This is a O twoO leftO right tailed test; d.f. =tor3a. The STS (to 2 decimals) is x =+%3D3b. The P-value (to 3 decimals) =4a. The decision at a = 1% isO Do not reject HoO Reject Ho4h The conclusion isthe

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Region/Type Pine Fir Cedar Total South 56 57 68 181 North 101 101 148 350 Total 157 158 216 531 The table shows the distribution of tree species in two regions. At a 1% Level of Significance, use a Test for Homogeneity to determine whether the distributions of species are different in the two regions. 1. The hypotheses are : O Ho:Tree species distributions in the two regions are the same Ha:Tree species distributions in the two regions are different O Ho:Trees species distributions in the two regions are different Ha:Tree species distributions in the two regions are the same 2. This is a CO twoO leftO right tailed test; d.f. = 3a. The STS (to 2 decimals) is x =+ %3D 3b. The P-value (to 3 decimals) = 4a. The decision at a = 1% is O Do not reject Ho O Reject Ho

Region/Type Pine Fir Cedar Total South 56 57 68 181 North 101 101 148 350 Total 157 158 216 531 The table shows the distribution of tree species in two regions. At a 1% Level of Significance, use a Test for Homogeneity to determine whether the distributions of species are different in the two regions. 1. The hypotheses are : O Ho:Tree species distributions in the two regions are the same Ha:Tree species distributions in the two regions are different O Ho:Trees species distributions in the two regions are different Ha:Tree species distributions in the two regions are the same 2. This is a CO twoO leftO right tailed test; d.f. = 3a. The STS (to 2 decimals) is x =+ %3D 3b. The P-value (to 3 decimals) = 4a. The decision at a = 1% is O Do not reject Ho O Reject Ho

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