When comparing only two groups, the F-statistic equals the number of degrees of freedom multiplied by the quotient of the _____ and the _____.
a. standard deviation; Within-group Sum of Squares
b. Within-group Sum of Squares; Total Sum of Squares
c. Between-group Sum of Squares; Total Sum of Squares
d. Between-group Sum of Squares; Within-group Sum of Squares
d. Between-group Sum of Squares; Within-group Sum of Squares
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Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
It is always possible to completely regulate labor or capital mobility.
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A. capital expenditures B. malapportionment C. reinvestments D. capital gains E. severances
United States turnout seldom falls below 40 percent in __________ elections
a. local b. congressional c. gubernatorial d. presidential
In analyzing the causes of World War I, the most important individual on the eve of the war was__________
a. Franz Joseph b. Tzar Nicholas II c. Kaiser Wilhelm II d. Count Leopold von Berchtold