Chi Squared Probability Table. Table layout the table below can help you find a p value the top row when you know the degrees of freedom df the left column and the chi square value the values in the table. The first row represents the probability values and the first column represent the degrees of freedom.
The first row represents the probability values and the first column represent the degrees of freedom. The degrees of freedom for the chi square test. See chi square test page for more details.
Or just use the chi square calculator.
The alpha level for the test common choices are 0 01 0 05 and 0 10 the following image shows the first 20 rows of the chi square distribution table with the degrees of freedom along the left side of the table and the alpha levels along the top of the table. The table tells us that the probability that a chi square random variable with 10 degrees of freedom is less than 15 99 is 0 90. See chi square test page for more details. Or just use the chi square calculator.
