You have these 3 histograms: Histogram of Residuals:X-axis: Residual values (deviation between the observed values and the fitted values)Y-axis: Frequency or count of residualsHistogram of Internally Studentized Residuals:X-axis: Internally Studentized Residual values (standardized residuals adjusted for the leverage values)Y-axis: Frequency or count of internally studentized residualsHistogram of Externally Studentized Residuals:X-axis: Externally Studentized Residual values (standardized residuals adjusted for the leverage values and the potential influence of each observation)Y-axis: Frequency or count of externally studentized residualsQuestion: Which of those 3 histograms is the only one that can be compared to t-distribution?

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You have these 3 histograms:

Histogram of Residuals:
- X-axis: Residual values (deviation between the observed values and the fitted values)
- Y-axis: Frequency or count of residuals
Histogram of Internally Studentized Residuals:
- X-axis: Internally Studentized Residual values (standardized residuals adjusted for the leverage values)
- Y-axis: Frequency or count of internally studentized residuals
Histogram of Externally Studentized Residuals:
- X-axis: Externally Studentized Residual values (standardized residuals adjusted for the leverage values and the potential influence of each observation)
- Y-axis: Frequency or count of externally studentized residuals