When the chi square fo's deviate significantly from the fe's, then
A) the independent rule has been violated
B) the data are not nominal
C) the chi square cannot be calculated
D) null is rejected

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If the chi square fo's deviate significantly from the fe's, it means that there is a significant difference between the observed and expected frequencies. This suggests that the null hypothesis (which assumes no difference) should be rejected. Therefore, choice D is the best answer.

When the Chi Square Fo's Deviate Significantly from the Fe's