Which of the following is a common formula for the one-sample t-test?
A) (mean1 - mean2)*standard error
B) mean/standard error
C) mean/standard deviation
D) standard deviation/mean

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The one-sample t-test formula is typically represented as the difference between the sample mean and the population mean (or a hypothesized value) divided by the standard error of the mean. This is most closely matched by option B, which simplifies to mean/standard error, capturing the essence of comparing a sample statistic to a hypothesized population parameter relative to the variability of the sample.

Which of the Following Is a Common Formula for the One-Sample