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Which of the following must be known in order to determine whether a t test is statistically significant? a. degrees of freedom b. sample size c. one or two tailed test d. all of the above e. May have significant effect

          Which of the following must be known in order to determine whether a t test is statistically significant?
a.
degrees of freedom
b.
sample size
c.
one or two tailed test
d.
all of the above
e.
May have significant effect
        

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0:00 It's another question.
00:01 It says that which of the following elements is always presented last in a statistical report statement describing the results of an independent major's decent.
00:09 So first says computed t statistics...
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