AP Statistics Flashcards: Statistics For Two Categorical Variables

Study Statistics For Two Categorical Variables in AP Statistics with focused flashcards that help you recognize the idea, recall the key rule, and apply it in practice-style prompts.

QUESTION

Identify the effect of sample size on chi-square statistic.

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ANSWER

Larger sample sizes generally increase the chi-square statistic. More data can detect smaller associations as statistically significant.

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A university compared two residence types (On-campus vs Off-campus) and surveyed whether students participated in at least one club (Yes/No). The purpose is to compare conditional proportions of club participation by residence type. Based on the two-way table, which comparison is supported? Two-way table of Residence by Club Participation (proportions of all students):

On-campus & Yes: 0.35, On-campus & No: 0.15
Off-campus & Yes: 0.28, Off-campus & No: 0.22

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