1. For a chi-squared distribution, find(a) X .005 when v = 5;(b) x .05 when v = 19%;(c) X.01 when v = 12.

(a) To find Χ20.005 for a chi-squared distribution with v = 5 degrees of freedom, we can use…

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1. For a chi-squared distribution, find (a) X .005 when v = 5; (b) x .05 when v = 19%; (c) X.01 when v = 12.