When the Variable Under Study Is Quantitative in Nature and Measured

question 101

True/False

When the variable under study is quantitative in nature and measured on a level that at least approximates interval characteristics,hypotheses about the value of a population mean can be tested using the one sample z test,if the population variance is known.

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