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piesebel

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The variance of the scores: 0, 1, 1, and 2 is
 
  A) .25
  B) .5
  C) .5
  D) 1

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The comparison distribution for a t test for independent means is a t distribution instead of a normal curve because
 
  A) tables are not available for the normal curve.
  B) the population variance is estimated.
  C) Z distributions were not used at the time the t test for independent means was invented.
  D) there are more degrees of freedom for two samples than for one.



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