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chads108

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The shortest-route problem finds the shortest-route
 a. from the source to the sink.
  b. from the source to any other node.
  c. from any node to any other node.
  d. from any node to the sink.

Question 2

To avoid the problem of not having access to tables of the F distribution with values given for the lower tail when a two-tailed test is required, let the smaller sample variance be _____.
 a. the denominator of the test statistic
  b. the numerator of the test statistic
  c. at least 1
  d. None of the answers is correct.



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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

a



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