If the observed chi-squared value is more than the critical chi-squared value found on the related table, then the null hypothesis is rejected.

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When the observed chi-squared value exceeds the critical chi-squared value from the table (at a given significance level), it indicates that the observed data significantly deviate from what was expected under the null hypothesis, leading to its rejection.

If the Observed Chi-Squared Value Is More Than the Critical