Put the following in order for the most area in the tails of the distribution. (a) Standard Normal Distribution. (b) Student's t-Distribution with 15 degrees of freedom. (c) Student's t-Distribution with 35 degrees of freedom. A. (c), (b), (a). B. (b), (a), (c). C. (a), (b), (c). D. (b), (c), (a). E. (a), (c), (b). F. (c), (a), (b).

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Put the following in order for the most area in the tails of the distribution. (a) Standard Normal Distribution. (b) Student's t-Distribution with 15 degrees of freedom. (c) Student's t-Distribution with 35 degrees of freedom. A. (c), (b), (a). B. (b), (a), (c). C. (a), (b), (c). D. (b), (c), (a). E. (a), (c), (b). F. (c), (a), (b).

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Stephany Mcneil · Answer 1

Lyrics A) c b a

Step-by-step explanation: We know about tails in the three mentioned distribution

Standard normal distribution N (0. 1) is a bell shape curve, simmetrically distributed at both sides of the zero value (mean) very, very long tiles and very thin too

On the other side t - student distribution is a family of curves all of them much more flat than SND and much much thick at the tails.

When degrees of fredom in t - student distribution is high t-student distribution will appear more and more close to SND

Therefore the order is c b a