Given a variable that has at distribution with the specified degrees of freedom, what percentage of the time will its value fall in the indicated region?a. 10 df, between −1.81 and 1.81b. 10 df, between −2.23 and 2.23c. 24 df, between −2.06 and 2.06d. 24 df, between −2.80 and 2.80e. 24 df, outside the interval from −2.80 to 2.80f. 24 df, to the right of 2.80g. 10 df, to the left of −1.81

Given a variable that has at distribution with the specified degrees of freedom, what percentage of the time will its value fall in the indicated region?a. 10 df, between −1.81 and 1.81b. 10 df, between −2.23 and 2.23c. 24 df, between −2.06 and 2.06d. 24 df, between −2.80 and 2.80e. 24 df, outside the interval from −2.80 to 2.80f. 24 df, to the right of 2.80g. 10 df, to the left of −1.81

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