How is the t-distribution defined?
A)The distribution of all possible values of t
B)How far the sample mean is from the μ of the sampling distribution in estimated standard error units
C)The distribution of all possible values of t for random samples having the same N from the population described by $H_{0}$
D)The distribution of all possible values of t for random samples having the same N from the population described by $H_{a}$

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The t-distribution is defined as the distribution of all possible values of t for random samples of the same size (N) from the population described by the null hypothesis ($H_{0}$). This distribution allows for the estimation of the probability of observing a sample statistic as extreme as, or more extreme than, the observed value under the assumption that the null hypothesis is true.

How Is the T-Distribution Defined? A)The Distribution of All Possible H0H_{0}H0​

How Is the T-Distribution Defined?
A)The Distribution of All Possible $H_{0}$