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    A study surveyed junior and senior business students at a university in Manila about their attitudes towards fraternities. Results were tabulated and showed 80 junior students favorable, 60 neutral, and 70 unfavorable, while seniors showed 100 favorable, 50 neutral, and 70 unfavorable, for a total of 430 students. A chi-square test was conducted to determine if class level and attitude were associated, with the null hypothesis being no significant difference. Calculations found the computed chi-square value of 2.902 to be less than the critical value of 5.991, so the null hypothesis was accepted and it was concluded there is no significant difference between class level and attitudes towards fraternities.

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    A study surveyed junior and senior business students at a university in Manila about their attitudes towards fraternities. Results were tabulated and showed 80 junior students favorable, 60 neutral, and 70 unfavorable, while seniors showed 100 favorable, 50 neutral, and 70 unfavorable, for a total of 430 students. A chi-square test was conducted to determine if class level and attitude were associated, with the null hypothesis being no significant difference. Calculations found the computed chi-square value of 2.902 to be less than the critical value of 5.991, so the null hypothesis was accepted and it was concluded there is no significant difference between class level and attitudes towards fraternities.

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    A study surveyed junior and senior business students at a university in Manila about their attitudes towards fraternities. Results were tabulated and showed 80 junior students favorable, 60 neutral, and 70 unfavorable, while seniors showed 100 favorable, 50 neutral, and 70 unfavorable, for a total of 430 students. A chi-square test was conducted to determine if class level and attitude were associated, with the null hypothesis being no significant difference. Calculations found the computed chi-square value of 2.902 to be less than the critical value of 5.991, so the null hypothesis was accepted and it was concluded there is no significant difference between class level and attitudes towards fraternities.

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    A study surveyed junior and senior business students at a university in Manila about their attitudes towards fraternities. Results were tabulated and showed 80 junior students favorable, 60 neutral, and 70 unfavorable, while seniors showed 100 favorable, 50 neutral, and 70 unfavorable, for a total of 430 students. A chi-square test was conducted to determine if class level and attitude were associated, with the null hypothesis being no significant difference. Calculations found the computed chi-square value of 2.902 to be less than the critical value of 5.991, so the null hypothesis was accepted and it was concluded there is no significant difference between class level and attitudes towards fraternities.

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    QUARANTINE WORKSHEET

    Bitanga, Princess Jovie Mary S.

    BSA 2

    A random sample of Junior and Senior Business Administration students of a certain university
    in Metro Manila were interviewed to determine if there is an association between class level and
    attitudes towards fraternities. The results were tabulated below.

    Students Favorable Neutral Unfavorable Total


    Junior 80 60 70 210
    Senior 100 50 70 220
    Total 180 110 140 430
    Test the hypothesis that there is no significant difference between the students’ class level and
    attitude with respect to fraternities using a 5% level of significance.

    I. STATEMENT OF THE HYPOTHESIS


    H0: There is no significant difference between the students’ class level and attitude with
    respect to fraternities.
    H1: There is a significant difference between the students’ class level and attitude with
    respect to fraternities.

    II. STATISTICAL TEST


    Use the one-sample X² test

    III. LEVEL OF SIGNIFICANCE AND CRITICAL VALUE


    α= 0.05
    df= ( r −1 )( c−1 )
    df= ( 2−1 ) ( 3−1 )
    df= 2
    CV= X², 0.05, for 2= 5.991

    IV. COMPUTATION
    a. Expected Frequency
    Expected frequency= Observed frequency totals horizontally and vertically
    divided by the grand totals
     Junior/Favorable
    210× 180
    = = 87.91
    430
     Junior/Neutral
    210× 110
    = = 53.72
    430
     Junior/Unfavorable
    210× 140
    = =68.37
    430
     Senior/Favorable
    220× 180
    = =92.09
    430
     Senior/Neutral
    220× 110
    = =56.28
    430
     Senior/Unfavorable
    220× 140
    = =71.63
    430

    b. X²=
    ∑ ( O−E ) ²
    E

    ( O−E ) ²
    O E ( O−E ) ( O−E ) ²
    E
    80 87.91 -7.91 62.5681 0.7117
    100 92.09 7.91 62.5681 0.6794
    60 53.72 6.28 39.4384 0.7341
    50 56.28 -6.28 39.4384 0.7008
    70 68.37 1.63 2.6569 0.0389
    70 71.63 -1.63 2.6569 0.0371
    TOTAL 430 430 0 2.902

    V. DECISION
    The computed value X²=2.902 is smaller than critical value 5.991 therefore the null
    hypothesis is accepted. There is no significant difference between the students’ class
    level and attitude with respect to fraternities.

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