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Pace of Life
Sagar Thapa
Westcliff University
BUS 320 Foundation of Business
Prof. Pawan Singh
December 12, 2020

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Abstract
This paper provides an analysis of the pace of life operated on the basis of gender within
society. It also contains the table and the projected table listed on the basis of two sexes in
society.
Keywords: Pace, gender, male, female, life

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Question 1.
The Chi-Square Independence Test is used to determine whether two nominal variables
are significantly connected. The frequency for each nominal variable for each particular category
is compared between the second nominal variable categories. Data can be seen in a contingency
table in which each row is a category for a component, and each column is a category for the
other[ CITATION Tan07 \l 1033 ].
A null hypothesis is a kind of statistical hypothesis which says that certain features of a
population have no difference or data-generating process[ CITATION Dal02 \l 1033 ].
We also need to find the P-value using the significance level which is 0.05. The p-value is
the possibility that the findings of the statistical hypothesis test will be at least as extreme as
those found, assuming a null hypothesis is accurate[ CITATION Bee20 \l 1033 ].
The 2 hypotheses for pace of life:
H (0): Pace of life is independent of gender
H (1): Pace of life is dependent of gender
Formula to calculate test of independence:
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