In General, the T-Statistic Has the Following Form: A $\frac { \text { estimate-hypothesize value } } { \text { standard error of estimate } }$

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Short Answer

In general, the t-statistic has the following form: a. $\frac { \text { estimate-hypothesize value } } { \text { standard error of estimate } }$ .

b. $\frac { \text { estimator } } { \text { standard error of estimator } }$ .

c. $\frac { \text { estimator-hypothesize value } } { \text { standard error of estimator } }$ .

d. $\frac{\frac{\text { estimator-hypothesize value }}{\text { standard error of estimator }}}{\sqrt{\mathrm{n}}} \text {. }$

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