Which of the following statements is not correct for an
F-distribution?
A. Exact shape of the distribution is determined
by two numbers of degrees of freedom
B. Variables that are F-distributed range from 0
to 100
C. Degrees of freedom for the numerator can be
larger, smaller, or equal to the degrees of freedom for the
denominator.
D. Degrees of freedom for the denominator are
always smaller than the degrees of freedom for the numerator
In testing the difference between two population means using two
independent samples, the sampling distribution of the sample mean
difference ?¯1−?¯2x¯1−x¯2 is normal if the:
A. populations are non-normal and the sample sizes
are large
B. sample sizes are both greater than 30
C. populations are normal
D. all of the above are required conditions
(1)
The following statements are not correct for an F-distribution
B. Variables that are F-distributed range from 0 to 100
D. Degrees of freedom for the denominator is always smaller than the degrees of freedom for the numerator
(2)
In testing the difference between two population means using two independent samples, the sampling distribution of the sample mean difference ?¯1−?¯2x¯1−x¯2 is normal if the:
The correct answer is Option D D. all of the above are required conditions
A. populations are non-normal and the sample sizes are large.
If the sample size is size, then we will use CLT(Central Limit Theorem).
B. sample sizes are both greater than 30
C. populations are normal
D. all of the above are required conditions
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