For a chi- square test of independence, the expected frequencies are calculated under the assumption that the null hypothesis is true.

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In a chi-square test of independence, expected frequencies are indeed calculated based on the assumption that the null hypothesis (which typically posits no association between the variables) is true. This allows for the comparison of observed frequencies with what would be expected if the variables were independent of each other.

For a Chi- Square Test of Independence, the Expected Frequencies