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The Chi-square distribution is used for comparing the
The Chi-square distribution is used for comparing the
Updated On: Jul 12, 2024
- population variance with the sample variance for a given degree of freedom
- population mean with the sample mean for a given degree of freedom
- population median with the sample median for a given degree of freedom
- population mean and standard deviation with the sample mean and standard deviation for a given degree of freedom
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The correct answer is (A) : population variance with the sample variance for a given degree of freedom
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