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The article presents a model for the time elapsed between the arrival of consecutive vehicles on urban roads. Following are 137 arrival times (in seconds) along with the values expected from a theoretical model. Time Observed Expected 0–2 18 23 2–4 28 18 4–6 14 17 6–8 9 13 8–10 11 11 10–12 11 9 12–18 10 19 18–22 6 8 > 22 30 19 Can you conclude that the theoretical model does not explain the observed values well? Find the P-value and state a conclusion. Since (Click to select) , we (Click to select) conclude that the theoretical model does not explain the observed values well.

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