There Are Two Forms of Variation That a T-Test Can

question 2

Multiple Choice

There are two forms of variation that a t-test can measure.The type of variation used to test your hypothesis is called

• A)unequal variance
• B)equal variance
• C)within-group variance
• D)none of the above

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