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$Z$ -value in a much steeper slope ranges between(a) $0.6$ to $1.2$(b) $0.1$ to $1.2$(c) $0.01$ to $0.02$(d) $0.6$ to $0.12$
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In statistics, a $Z$-value is a measure of how many standard deviations an element is from the mean. In the context of a slope, a higher $Z$-value would indicate a steeper slope. Show more…
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