Explain what is meant by a test for “goodness-of-fit.” In other words, what is being “fitted” and to what is it being “fitted?”
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).
Ans: We are “fitting” sample data to the population. If the data are a good fit, it suggests that the null hypothesis is correct and cannot be rejected. If the data are a bad fit, it suggests that the null hypothesis is incorrect and should be rejected.
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