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mpobi80

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n = 1619, p = 0.581
 
  A) Minimum: 980.344; maximum: 900.934 B) Minimum: 900.934; maximum: 980.344
  C) Minimum: 912.563; maximum: 968.715 D) Minimum: 920.786; maximum: 960.492

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The sampling distribution of the U statistic is based on .
 
  a. the assumption that the scores are normally distributed
  b. the assumption that the sample sizes are larger than 25
  c. the assumption that the scores represent interval or ratio measurement
  d. nA 1 and nA 2



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Answer to Question 1

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Answer to Question 2

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mpobi80

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Both answers were spot on, thank you once again




 

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