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US. Hospitals. Refer to Exercise 12.50.


24 or fewer25-7475 or moreTotal
General260158635575403
Psychiatric24242471737
Chronic132226
Tuberculosis0224
Other25177208410
Total310201042606580

a. Determine the conditional distribution of number of beds within each facility type.

b. Does an association exist between facility type and number of beds for U.S. hospitals? Explain your answer.

c. Determine the marginal distribution of number of beds for U.S. hospitals.

d. Construct a segmented bar graph for the conditional distributions and marginal distribution of number of beds. Interpret the graph in light of your answer to part (b),

e. Without doing any further calculations, respond true or false to the following statement and explain your answer. "The conditional distributions of facility type within number-of-beds categories are identical.

f. Determine the marginal distribution of facility type and the conditional distributions of facility type within number-of-beds categories.

g. What percentage of hospitals are general facilities?

h. What percentage of hospitals that have at least 75 beds are general facilities?

i. What percentage of general facilities have at least 75 beds?

Short Answer

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(a).

b.Yes, because the conditional distribution of the number of beds between the type of facility is not the same.

c.


24 or fewer25-7475 or moreTotal
General0.0480.2940.6581.000
Psychiatric0.0330.3280.6391.000
Chronic0.0380.1150.8461.000
Tuberculosis0.0000.5000.5001.000
Other0.0610.4320.5071.000
Total0.0470.3050.6471.000


d.

e. False , because the two variables are associated.

f.


24 or fewer25-7475 or moreTotal
General0.8390.7890.8350.821
Psychiatric0.0770.1200.1110.112
Chronic0.0030.0010.0050.004
Tuberculosis0.0000.0010.0000.001
Other0.0810.0880.0490.062
Total1.0001.000
1.000
1.000

g.82.1% of hospitals are general facilities.

h.83.5% of hospitals that have at least 75 beds are general facilities.

i.65.8% of general facilities have at least 75 beds.

Step by step solution

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Step 1. Given

The given contingency table is :


24 or fewer25-7475 or moreTotal
General260158635575403
Psychiatric24242471737
Chronic132226
Tuberculosis0224
Other25177208410
Total310201042606580
02

Part a. Step 2. The conditional distribution of beds 

The distribution is

03

Part b. Step 3. Explanation

Yes, because the conditional distribution of the number of beds between the type of facility is not the same.

04

Part c. Step 4. Marginal distribution


24 or fewer25-7475 or moreTotal
General0.0480.2940.6581.000
Psychiatric0.0330.3280.6391.000
Chronic0.0380.1150.8461.000
Tuberculosis0.0000.5000.5001.000
Other0.0610.4320.5071.000
Total0.0470.3050.6471.000
05

Part d. Step 5. Solution

06

Part e. Step 6. Explanation

False , because the two variables are associated.

07

Part f. Step 7.  Marginal distribution


24 or fewer25-7475 or moreTotal
General0.8390.7890.8350.821
Psychiatric0.0770.1200.1110.112
Chronic0.0030.0010.0050.004
Tuberculosis0.0000.0010.0000.001
Other0.0810.0880.0490.062
Total1.0001.000
1.000
1.000
08

Part g. Step 8. Solution

82.1% of hospitals are general facilities.

09

Part . h. Step 9. Solution

83.5% of hospitals that have at least 75 beds are general facilities.

10

Part i. Step 10. Solution

65.8% of general facilities have at least 75 beds.

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