AP Statisticshardmcq1 pt
A χ-square test uses counts rather than proportions because
A.sample size information matters
B.proportions are always wrong
C.counts are easier to fake
D.χ-square needs decimals
Explanation
Core Concept
Counts carry the sample size.
Correct Answer
Asample size information matters
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