In ordinary small sample tests of a hypothesis about a single mean, the normal curve is not an adequate model for evaluating the outcome. The factor that is responsible is that
A) varies too much from sample to sample
B) the sampling distribution of is not normal for small samples
C) is a variable
D) is biased for small samples

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In ordinary small sample tests of a hypothesis about a single mean, the normal curve is not an adequate model for evaluating the outcome. The factor that is responsible is that
A) varies too much from sample to sample 
B) the sampling distribution of is not normal for small samples 
C) is a variable 
D) is biased for small samples

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The Answer of In ordinary small sample tests of a hypothesis about a single mean, the normal curve is not an adequate model for evaluating the outcome. The factor that is responsible is that
A) varies too much from sample to sample 
B) the sampling distribution of is not normal for small samples 
C) is a variable 
D) is biased for small samples

In Ordinary Small Sample Tests of a Hypothesis About a Single