The likelihood ratio statistic is given by:
A) LR = (log-likelihoodunrestricted + log-likelihoodrestricted)
B) LR = 2 × (log-likelihoodunrestricted + log-likelihoodrestricted)
C) LR = (log-likelihoodunrestricted - log-likelihoodrestricted)
D) LR = 2 × (log-likelihoodunrestricted - log-likelihoodrestricted)
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