Imagine you happen to stumble upon some research and you notice that a researcher conducted an independent t-test where t= 2.21. Based off of those results, how LARGE would the sample need to be in order to find statistical significance in that study? Think Carefully!!! :) Group of answer choices 14 11 12 13
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