The number of standard errors that a point is away from the mean is called the ________.
A) F value
B) P value
C) z value
D) t value
E) chi-square value

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The z value represents the number of standard errors that a point is away from the mean. The F value is used in ANOVA to test for differences between group means, the P value is a probability of getting a test statistic as extreme as observed or more extreme assuming null hypothesis is true, the t value is used in hypothesis tests for a single mean or the difference between two means, and the chi-square value is used in hypothesis tests involving categorical data.

The Number of Standard Errors That a Point Is Away