Multiple Choice
If,after calculating an independent-groups t-test you find that it is equal to zero,then
A) the two sample means differ significantly.
B) the two sample means do not differ significantly.
C) you have done something wrong.
D) the two population means differ significantly.
Correct Answer:
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Correct Answer:
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