Calculate the test statistic for the goodness of fit

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In an experiment in which a die was rolled 188 times it was counted up how many times each face came up. The results are as follows:

Face 1	Face 2	Face 3	Face 4	Face 5	Face 6
29	32	27	34	37	29

The goodness-of-fit test statistic for a test of the fairness of the die is:

1) 31.333

2) 2.212

3) 2.161

4) 1.683

5) 2.861

Reference no: EM1321262

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