18. For the following options As sample size gets smaller, t-distribution becomes shorter with fatter tails, In Z-table, area below Z-score is determined only by Z-score As n is larger, the standard deviation of the sampling distribution is smaller, but the mean of the distribution is not affected For small sample size, t-value of sample mean is larger than its z-score For n>30, difference between Z-score and t-value is negligible IV) V) A One option is correct B. Two options are correct C. Three options are correct D. Four options are correct E. Five options are correct
18. For the following options As sample size gets smaller, t-distribution becomes shorter with fatter tails, In Z-table, area below Z-score is determined only by Z-score As n is larger, the standard deviation of the sampling distribution is smaller, but the mean of the distribution is not affected For small sample size, t-value of sample mean is larger than its z-score For n>30, difference between Z-score and t-value is negligible IV) V) A One option is correct B. Two options are correct C. Three options are correct D. Four options are correct E. Five options are correct
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18. For the following options
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As sample size gets smaller, t-distribution becomes shorter with fatter tails,
In Z-table, area below Z-score is determined only by Z-score
As n is larger, the standard deviation of the sampling distribution is
smaller, but the mean of the distribution is not affected
For small sample size, t-value of sample mean is larger than its z-score
For n>30, difference between Z-score and t-value is negligible
IV)
V)
A. One option is correct
B
Two options are correct
C. Three options are correct
D. Four options are correct
E. Five options are correct
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