How do critical t-values change as the number of observations increases? Why?     They go down because there is less information.     They stay the same because it’s sample standard deviation that matters.     They go up because you divide by the square root of n.     They go down but not for the reason listed.     They go up but not for the reason listed

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Chapter10: Statistics
Section10.5: Comparing Sets Of Data
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How do critical t-values change as the number of observations increases? Why?

   

They go down because there is less information.

   

They stay the same because it’s sample standard deviation that matters.

   

They go up because you divide by the square root of n.

   

They go down but not for the reason listed.

   

They go up but not for the reason listed

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