AP Statisticseasymcq1 pt
The t statistic for a one-sample test is
A.(x-bar minus mu0) divided by the standard error
B.(x-bar minus mu0) times the standard error
C.x-bar divided by s
D.mu0 divided by x-bar
Explanation
Core Concept
The statistic standardizes the difference.
Correct Answer
A(x-bar minus mu0) divided by the standard error
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