Using data from the last 10 semesters in ETC2410, we have observed that students who attendedtutorials obtained a higher mark on the final exam, on average, relative to those who did not attendtutorials. From this observation alone we can say thatSelect one:tutorial attendance is a good predictor of performance on the final examO a.O b. tutorials are an essential component of learning in ETC2410O c. if we had forced students who attended all tutorials not to attend any tutorials, they wouldhave obtained a lower mark on their final exams, on averageO d. tutorials cause better performance on the final examO e.if we had forced students who did not attend tutorials to attend all tutorials, they would haveobtained a higher mark on their final exams, on average

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Using data from the last 10 semesters in ETC2410, we have observed that students who attended tutorials obtained a higher mark on the final exam, on average, relative to those who did not attend tutorials. From this observation alone we can say that

Using data from the last 10 semesters in ETC2410, we have observed that students who attended tutorials obtained a higher mark on the final exam, on average, relative to those who did not attend tutorials. From this observation alone we can say that

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Chapter1: Making Economics Decisions

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