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Can someone please explain how to find a test statistic given observed frequencies and relative frequencies? Are relative frequencies the same as expected frequencies? I have these two sets of values that correspond to eachother and I'm not sure how to plug in to the equation to get X^2.
(Observed Frequency) Oi:
140
40
20
(Relative Frequency) pi:
.785
.15
.095
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