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Mimi

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The relationship between the exact value of alpha and the number of degrees of freedom, is that
 
  a. the greater the alpha level, the greater the degrees of freedom
  b. the smaller the alpha level, the greater the degrees of freedom
  c. degrees of freedom and alpha level take on the same value
  d. none of these, since the alpha level and degrees of freedom are unrelated

Question 2

When Pearson's r is 1.00, error will be equal to _____.
 
  a. the coefficient of determination.
  b. 0
  c. 1.00
  d. We don't have enough information to decide.



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Answer to Question 1

d

Answer to Question 2

b



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