2 9.5 points eBook Print References For each value of d.f. look up the value of Student's t in Appendix D for the stated level of confidence. How close is the t-value to the corresponding z-value (at the bottom of the column for d.f. = 00)? Use Appendix D and Excel to find the value of Student's t for the given level of confidence. (Round your answers to 4 decimal places.) (a-1) d.f. 40, 95% confidence. The value of Student's t (a-2) The z-value is close. O Yes O No (b-1) d.f. 80, 95% confidence. The value of Student's t (b-2) The z-value is close. ● Yes O No (c-1) d.f. = 100, 95% confidence. The value of Student's t
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