Which of these formulas is correct? a.Differences in Means = Average Causal Effect - Selection Bias b.Selection Bias = Differences in Means * Average Causal Effect c.Differences in Means = Average Causal Effect + Selection Bias d.Selection Bias = Differences in Means / Average Causal Effect

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	a.	Differences in Means = Average Causal Effect - Selection Bias
	b.	Selection Bias = Differences in Means * Average Causal Effect
	c.	Differences in Means = Average Causal Effect + Selection Bias
	d.	Selection Bias = Differences in Means / Average Causal Effect

Which of these formulas is correct? a. Differences in Means = Average Causal Effect - Selection Bias b. Selection Bias = Differences in Means * Average Causal Effect c. Differences in Means = Average Causal Effect + Selection Bias d. Selection Bias = Differences in Means / Average Causal Effect