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Application of Chi-Square Goodness-of-Fit Test to One-Choice Questions

Jia Jia

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Introducing Chi-square goodness-of-fit test on the one-choice questions to analyze the number of various options,consider the mumbers' combination of options and the continuous appearance of one same number,propose methods for solving the one-choice questions,thereby effectively to improve the accuracy of the judgement on one-choice questions.

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Introducing Chi-square goodness-of-fit test on the one-choice questions to analyze the number of various options,consider the mumbers' combination of options and the continuous appearance of one same number,propose methods for solving the one-choice questions,thereby effectively to improve the accuracy of the judgement on one-choice questions.

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Introducing Chi-square goodness-of-fit test on the one-choice questions to analyze the number of various options,consider the mumbers' combination of options and the continuous appearance of one same number,propose methods for solving the one-choice questions,thereby effectively to improve the accuracy of the judgement on one-choice questions.

Key concepts: Goodness of fit, Judgement, Test (biology), Chi-square test, Square (algebra), Statistics, Mathematics, Multiple choice

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