The statistic p tells you ____ and the statistic d tells you ____ the degree of separation between the sampled population and the null hypothesis population; whether the population sampled from is different from the null hypothesis population the size of the null hypothesis; the probability that the null hypothesis is true; the probability that the null hypothesis is true; the size of the null hypothesis whether the population sampled from is different from the null hypothesis population; the degree of separation between the sampled population and the null hypothesis population.
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