When conducting a good of fit test, the expected frequencies for the multinomial population are based on the
A)chi-square distribution
B)normal distribution
C)null hypothesis
D)alternative hypothesis

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The expected frequencies for a goodness of fit test are based on the null hypothesis, which states that the observed data follow a certain expected distribution. The expected frequencies are calculated using the proportions of the expected distribution, and comparing them to the observed frequencies allows for testing of the null hypothesis.

When Conducting a Good of Fit Test, the Expected Frequencies