When Using a T Table, the Degrees of Freedom You

question 8

Multiple Choice

When using a t table, the degrees of freedom you should use for a t test for independent means is the:

• A)degrees of freedom for Sample 1 divided by the total degrees of freedom for both samples
• B)average of the degrees of freedom for the two samples
• C)sum of the two sample sizes, minus one
• D)sum of the two samples' degrees of freedom

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