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Chapter 10: Q. 10.108 (page 440)

What constitutes each pair in a paired sample?

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Each pair constitute the difference between the values of the variable under consideration on the members of the pair.

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To explain: The constitutes each pair in the paired sample.

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The difference between the values of the variable under consideration on the members of the pair constitutes the difference in each pair.

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