Which of the following is FALSE regarding the t-distribution? O The t-distribution has fatter tails than the standard normal distribution O The t-distribution is completely defined by its degrees of freedom (df) O As df decreases, thet-distribution gets closer to N(0,1), the standard normal distri-bution O The t-distribution is centered at zero.

Which of the following is FALSE regarding the t-distribution? O The t-distribution has fatter tails than the standard normal distribution O The t-distribution is completely defined by its degrees of freedom (df) O As df decreases, thet-distribution gets closer to N(0,1), the standard normal distri-bution O The t-distribution is centered at zero.

MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications

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