Final exam study guide: Practice exam 2 Here are some more
practice questions for the final exam. To see the correct answer
to a question, click on the "Answer" button. Don't bother typing
your answer into the box, it won't do anything. Where two
correct answers are shown for these practice questions (such as
chi-squared or G-test of independence), you must only write down
one on the actual exam. - The repeated stress of running
sometimes causes stress fractures in the tibia (lower leg).
Often just one tibia gets a stress fracture, and you want to
know whether the tibia that gets fractured had different bone
mineral density than the uninjured tibia of the same You measure
the bone mineral density in each of the two tibias in 100 people
who are about to start running. Six months later, you find that
12 runners have a stress fracture in one leg. You look up the
bone mineral density values for the fractured and unfractured
tibia in each of the 12 people. Which test should you use? - You
want to know whether aspi