Variations That Result from Special Causes Are Called

question 27

Multiple Choice

Variations that result from special causes are called:

• A) assignable causes.
• B) random variances.
• C) common variances.
• D) secondary causes of variation.

Analyze the structure and validity of conditional statements, including those using "only if."

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