Quantitative Factors, Such as Direct Material Costs, Are Outcomes That

question 45

True/False

Quantitative factors, such as direct material costs, are outcomes that are measured in numerical terms.

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P-value

The chance of getting test outcomes that are as significant or more so than what was actually seen, assuming the null hypothesis is true.