Anyone who knows STATISTICS!!!!! PLEASE
So my stats assignment is due tomorrow and there are a question I really need help on.
1. The average daily high temperature in the city for the years 2000-2012 is given below.
Jan: 7
Feb: 8
Mar: 10
Apr: 12
May: 15
Jun: 17
Jul: 19
Aug: 19
Sep: 17
Oct: 13
Nov: 10
Dec: 7
Test the hypothesis that the temperature in the city is independent of the month of the year at the 5% significance level.
I would really appreciate the help you have no idea!! Thanks
1. The average daily high temperature in the city for the years 2000-2012 is given below.
Jan: 7
Feb: 8
Mar: 10
Apr: 12
May: 15
Jun: 17
Jul: 19
Aug: 19
Sep: 17
Oct: 13
Nov: 10
Dec: 7
Test the hypothesis that the temperature in the city is independent of the month of the year at the 5% significance level.
I would really appreciate the help you have no idea!! Thanks
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