The Addition of an Extreme Value to a Set of Scores

question 39

Multiple Choice

The addition of an extreme value to a set of scores.

• A)leaves the value of SS unchanged
• B)decreases the range
• C)decreases the standard deviation
• D)increases the variance

Calculate confidence intervals and interpret their meaning in the context of the data.

Demonstrate the ability to perform hypothesis testing on population variances.

Understand the role of the F-distribution in comparing two variances.

Explain the conditions under which the F-distribution applies.

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