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g) In a normal distribution, the mean, median and mode have different values. h) The critical region is the region of rejection. i) The third quartile of a population or distribution corresponds to the 30th percentile of the distribution.

g) In a normal distribution, the mean, median and mode have different values. h) The critical region is the region of rejection. i) The third quartile of a population or distribution corresponds to the 30th percentile of the distribution.

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State weather the following statement is True or False a) The 60th percentile of a distribution is that value that exceeds 60 percent of the measurements and is exceeded by 40 percent of the measurements b) 'Religion affiliation' of UNAM students is an example of ordinal data. c) ANOVA models are set up such that the dependent variable is quantitative and the explanatory variable is categorical. d) As the number of observations increases, the t-distribution looks more like the normal distribution. e) Mutually exclusive sets have only the empty set in common. f) The mean of a sampling distribution of the mean depends on N, the sample size. g) In a normal distribution, the mean, median and mode have different values. h) The critical region is the region of rejection. i) The third quartile of a population or distribution corresponds to the 30th percentile of the distribution. j) The z-test requires that you know the standard deviation of the sample.
Transcribed Image Text:State weather the following statement is True or False a) The 60th percentile of a distribution is that value that exceeds 60 percent of the measurements and is exceeded by 40 percent of the measurements b) 'Religion affiliation' of UNAM students is an example of ordinal data. c) ANOVA models are set up such that the dependent variable is quantitative and the explanatory variable is categorical. d) As the number of observations increases, the t-distribution looks more like the normal distribution. e) Mutually exclusive sets have only the empty set in common. f) The mean of a sampling distribution of the mean depends on N, the sample size. g) In a normal distribution, the mean, median and mode have different values. h) The critical region is the region of rejection. i) The third quartile of a population or distribution corresponds to the 30th percentile of the distribution. j) The z-test requires that you know the standard deviation of the sample.
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In a normal distribution,  the mean, median, and mode have different values is a false statement because the normal distribution is symmetric with the bell-shaped curve.

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