"Monte Carlo" methods
A) are often used to test the effect of violating assumptions of statistical tests.
B) have been used primarily to create new statistical methods, including the t test for independent means.
C) were invented by Egon Pearson.
D) were invented by "Student" (Gossett).
A
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