The chi-square critical value denotes the number on the measurement axis such that 10% of the area under the chi-square curve with 6 degrees of freedom lies to the right of .

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The chi-square critical value  denotes the number on the measurement axis such that 10% of the area under the chi-square curve with 6 degrees of freedom lies to the right of  .

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The critical value of a chi-square distribution represents the point on the measurement axis beyond which the area under the curve is equal to the given significance level (in this case, 10%). Therefore, the statement is true.

The Chi-Square Critical Value Denotes the Number on the Measurement