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There are two main dog parks in Dallas, one near White Rock Lake and one near downtown. The downtown dog park is smaller and is located underneath several highway overpasses. There are many apartments, town homes, and lofts nearby. The White Rock Lake dog park is larger and provides a place for dogs to swim in the lake. The neighborhoods nearby are a mix of single family homes with some apartments. Jessica believes that since the downtown dog park is near many apartments, many of the dogs there will be smaller breeds, while the White Rock Lake park will attract larger, more active breeds. In order to test this assertion, she chooses random times during a month to visit each park. She categorizes the dogs there by size – toy, small, medium, large, and giant. Does the breed distribution for the downtown dog park differ significantly from the White Rock Lake dog park?
Chi-square test for homogeneity with (2-1)(5-1)=4 degrees of freedom you are comparing two different groups (two dog parks) on one categorical variable (size of dog) Ho: There is no association between the location of the dog park and the size of the dog. or the proportion of dogs in each category are the same for both dog parks. Ha: There is an association between the location of the dog park and the size of the dog. or the proportion of dogs is different for at least one category for the two dog parks.
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