Jamie C.

asked • 03/06/21

X^2 Contingency table

In the French population, the distribution of the variable 'Gender' is known and is as follows: 50% men and 50%women. A research wishes to investigate whether the distribution of the variable "gender" in the population of university students differs from the known distribution in the French population. He draws a SRS of size n=100 from the population of university students and finds the following counts: 30 men and 70 women. Which statement is correct?


1) 0,05 < p < 0,10

2) 0,0025 < p < 0,005

3) 0 < p < 0.0005


I know from my solution book that 3 is correct, but I don't understand why. I'd be thankful for an explanation

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