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The following two-way table resulted from a random sample of employees from a large company. Employees were classified as managers or workers and asked if they were satisfied with their job. Non-Manager Satisfied Not Satisfied Total Manager 45 15 Total 115 70 25 40 60 95 155 If the null hypothesis of no association between employment status and job satisfaction is true, which of the following expressions gives the expected number of employees in the sample who are managers and who are satisfied with their job? (115)(95) A) 155 (115)(45) B) 60 (60)(115) 155 (115)(60) D) C) 45 E) 60X45) 115

The following two-way table resulted from a random sample of employees from a large company. Employees were classified as managers or workers and asked if they were satisfied with their job. Non-Manager Satisfied Not Satisfied Total Manager 45 15 Total 115 70 25 40 60 95 155 If the null hypothesis of no association between employment status and job satisfaction is true, which of the following expressions gives the expected number of employees in the sample who are managers and who are satisfied with their job? (115)(95) A) 155 (115)(45) B) 60 (60)(115) 155 (115)(60) D) C) 45 E) 60X45) 115

Holt Mcdougal Larson Pre-algebra: Student Edition 2012
Holt Mcdougal Larson Pre-algebra: Student Edition 2012
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Author:HOLT MCDOUGAL
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The following two-way table resulted from a random sample of employees from a large company. Employees were classified as managers or workers and asked if they were satisfied with their job. Non-Manager Manager 45 Total 115 Satisfied Not Satisfied Total 70 15 25 40 60 95 155 If the null hypothesis of no association between employment status and job satisfaction is true, which of the following expressions gives the expected number of employees in the sample who are managers and who are satisfied with their job? (115)(95) A) 155 (115)(45) B) 60 (60)(115) C) 155 (115)(60) D) 45 (60)(45) E) 115
Transcribed Image Text:The following two-way table resulted from a random sample of employees from a large company. Employees were classified as managers or workers and asked if they were satisfied with their job. Non-Manager Manager 45 Total 115 Satisfied Not Satisfied Total 70 15 25 40 60 95 155 If the null hypothesis of no association between employment status and job satisfaction is true, which of the following expressions gives the expected number of employees in the sample who are managers and who are satisfied with their job? (115)(95) A) 155 (115)(45) B) 60 (60)(115) C) 155 (115)(60) D) 45 (60)(45) E) 115
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