What Is the Importance of Statistical Analyses

question 117

Multiple Choice

What is the importance of statistical analyses?

• A) They can reveal whether or not the data have been fabricated.
• B) They can be used to support or reject the hypothesis.
• C) They can be used to determine whether any observed differences between two groups are real or a result of chance.
• D) All of the answers are correct.
• E) They can be used to either support or reject the hypothesis,or to determine whether any observed differences between two groups are real or a result of chance.

Recognize the diverse factors influencing seismic wave velocities.

Identify features indicating fault locations and geological structures.

Knowledge of how earthquakes can generate tsunamis and other hazards.

Appreciate the role of seismic tomography in exploring Earth's interior.

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