i’m currently doing my stats test for my biology coursework and i think i have done the chi squared wrong although i have no idea how! i am working with two variables and 5 degrees of freedom investigating how the size of limpets relates to the type of shore. i got a huge chi result of 81.06 but the critical value is only 11.07 at 95%. is this really wrong or just very certain! lol. PLEASE help!
here’s a screen shot: http://i32.photobucket.com/albums/d33/rosiepony123/Chisquare.jpg
i’m currently doing my stats test for my biology coursework and i think i have done the chi squared wrong although i have no idea how! i am working with two variables and 5 degrees of freedom investigating how the size of limpets relates to the type of shore. i got a huge chi result of 81.06 but the critical value is only 11.07 at 95%. is this really wrong or just very certain! lol. PLEASE help!
here’s a screen shot: http://i32.photobucket.com/albums/d33/rosiepony123/Chisquare.jpg
6 hours of night-time feeding compressed into 5 seconds. Taken on a night-time low spring tide in Kimmeridge Bay, Dorset.
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Tagged coastal, Dorset, gastropods, herbivores, intertidal, Kimmeridge, Limpets, molluscs, PMWR, rocky, shore
6 hours of night-time feeding compressed into 5 seconds. Takne on a night-time low spring tide in Kimmeridge Bay, Dorset
