Probability & Statistics Goodness of Fit Test Name________________ 1. A staff member of an emergency medical service wishes to determine whether the number of accidents is equally distributed during the week. A week was selected at random, and the following data were obtained. Is there evidence to reject the hypothesis that the number of accidents is equally distributed throughout the week, at = 0.05? Day Mon. # accidents 28 Tues. 32 Wed. 15 Thurs. 14 Fri. 38 Sat. 43 Sun 19 2. The chair of the history department of a college hypothesizes that the final grades are distributed as 40% A's, 30% B's, 20% C's, 5% D's and 5% F's. At the end of the semester, the following numbers of grades were earned. For = 0.05, is the grade distribution for the department different from that expected? Grade Number A 88 B 70 C 44 D 12 F 10 3. The concessions manager at Twin Rivers Stadium wishes to see whether there is any preference in the flavors of popcorn that are sold during sporting events. A random sample of sales is selected, and the data are shown below. At = 0.01, are the flavors selected with equal frequency? Flavor # sold Plain 25 Barbecue 18 Butter 32 Cheddar 45 4. The American Red Cross reports that 42% of Americans have type 0 blood, 44% have type A blood, 10% have type B blood, and 4% have type AB blood. A county medical examiner hypothesizes the distribution ob blood types is the same in his county as it is nationally. A random sample of 200 people is selected, and the following data are tallied. At = 0.10, can the examiner conclude that his hypothesis is correct? Type Frequency O 58 A 65 B 55 AB 22