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Suppose you obtain a chi-square statistic of 13.4 . Are your results statistically significant if the critical value obtained from the distribution of chi-square is 5.99 with an alpha level of .05?
 
  a. results are not significant
  b. results are significant
  c. not enough information is provided here
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You make an excellent tutor!
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