In Learning Statistics, Computational Formulas

question 49

Multiple Choice

In learning statistics, computational formulas

• A) are written the way that statistics are defined.
• B) guide the learner through the steps of what is being learned.
• C) are easier to work with than definitional formulas.
• D) involve more computations than definitional formulas.

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