If the computed chi-square analysis for the above study looking at dieting and exercise patterns is 4.63 (IT IS NOT JUST SO YOU KNOW) would it be a statistically significant result? How do you know? No, it is not statistically significant because the critical value for a chi-square analysis with 2 degrees of freedom is 5.99. Since the computed chi-square is only 4.63 it is NOT a statisticaly significant result. Yes it is statistically significant because the critical value for a chi-square analysis with 1 degree of freedom is 3.84 Since the computed chi-square of 4.63 is greater than 3.84 it is a statisticaly significant result. No, it is NOT statistically significant because the critical value for a chi-square analysis with 1 degree of freedom is 3.84 Since the computed chi-square of 4.63 is greater than 3.84 it is NOT a statisticaly significant result. Yes, it is a statistically significant result because the critical value for a chi-square analysis with 2 degrees of freedom is 5.99. Since the computed chi-square of 4.63 is smaller than 5.99 it is a statistically significant result